Sometimes you may use different colored cells in Google Sheets to represent categories. This makes your data easy to read. In such cases, it can be useful to count the cells based on the cell’s color. For instance, we have a list of student names and they’re colored. If the cell is red in color, the student is absent. If the cell is green in color, the student is present.
If you want to know the number of students present, it’d be useful if you could simply count the green-colored cells, right? So we will show you how to do that in easy steps, plus there are four different ways in which you can count the colored cells.
Hiding columns is useful for many reasons, but when someone else has hidden columns in a spreadsheet, it can be a pain to unhide them.
Fortunately, there are many methods to unhide columns, but know that some methods mentioned may not work for certain situations. Therefore, you should read through them all, to know what will work for you.
This article will cover 10 methods of unhiding columns in Microsoft Excel.
If you don’t need something at the moment, you should keep it out of the way. The same principles apply when working with spreadsheets. If you don’t need a column, you should keep it out of the way.
This article will discuss four methods of hiding columns.
This article explains three methods of rearranging columns in Microsoft Excel. Two of the methods will work for small datasets. However, the last method will save you time when dealing with larger datasets.
For a lengthy document, the total number of pages is important. It tells the reader how many more pages are left before reaching the end of the document.
Also, this information is useful when printing the document. You know when you have reached the end of the document.
MS Word has the ability to print the current page number and the total number of pages. You may have a Word document that:
Already has the pages numbered
Has no page numbering
We will show you in simple, step-by-step instructions how you can do this for both cases.
Drop-downs are one of the most useful features in MS Excel. It can help users select a choice instead of manually entering them. This can help you avoid human errors and validate data.
If you have a drop-down list in your spreadsheet, you might want to edit it at some point. The good news is that you can quickly edit your drop-down in Excel using several methods.
4 Methods of editing drop-downs in MS Excel
Editing a drop-down manually using data validation
Editing a drop-down list using ranges in data validation
Editing a drop-down using a table and data validation
Editing a drop-down using the OFFSET formula in data validation