Excel Formatting and Page Setup

This video tutorial covers various Excel functionalities, including removing page breaks, adjusting row heights and column widths, and auto-fitting rows and columns. It also explains how to add headers and footers to worksheets and provides step-by-step instructions for completing an exercise lab. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of using the Format option for precise adjustments and demonstrates how to navigate the print preview to view headers and footers.

What is the first step to remove page breaks in Excel?

• Click on the Home tab

• Go to the View tab

• Click File and then Options

• Select the Insert tab

Which method allows you to adjust row height precisely?

• Dragging the row border

• Using the Format option

• Double-clicking the row number

• Typing in the formula bar

Which option allows you to set an exact column width?

• Typing in the formula bar

• Double-clicking the column header

• Using the Format drop-down menu

• Dragging the column border

How can you auto-fit all column widths at once?

• Select each column individually

• Double-click the right edge of any column with the entire worksheet selected

• Use the Format drop-down menu

• Manually adjust each column

What is the purpose of headers and footers in Excel?

• To add extra rows and columns

• To adjust the font size

• To display additional information in print preview

• To change the background color

What is the shortcut for auto-fitting rows?

• Type in the formula bar

• Use the Format drop-down menu

• Double-click the bottom edge of any row with the sheet selected

• Drag the row border

Which tab do you use to start adding a header in Excel?

• Home

• Data

• Insert

• Page Layout

What should you do to set the page margins to wide?

• Use the View tab

• Click on the Insert tab

• Select the Margins dropdown in the Page Layout tab

• Go to the Home tab

How do you add the current date to the left side of the footer?

• Use the date icon in the Custom Footer option

• Select the Insert tab

• Use the Home tab

• Type it manually

What is the final step to complete the lab exercise?

• Click Finish twice

• Click Next once

• Click OK three times

• Click Cancel