Excel Essentials · 0 of 30 points
Headings should stand out. Bold is the simplest way.
Headings should stand out. Bold is the simplest way.
A bottom border separates the headings from the numbers.
A light fill colour makes the heading row easy to find. Use light colours, so the text stays easy to read.
Numbers sit on the right. A heading above numbers should sit on the right too.
Merge joins cells into one. Merged cells can stop you from sorting or copying.
Center Across Selection looks the same, but the cells stay separate.
The title should stand out too.
Part of Excel Essentials. Short lessons with practice in a real spreadsheet, checked as you go.