Excel Worksheet Adjustment Techniques

This video tutorial explains how to resize rows and columns in Excel using manual adjustments and the Autofit feature. It covers adjusting single and multiple columns and rows, using Autofit for optimal sizing, and applying these techniques to entire worksheets. The tutorial concludes with tips for efficiently managing large datasets in Excel.

What is the first step to manually adjust the width of a single column in Excel?

• Right-click the column header and select 'Resize'.

• Select the column and press 'Ctrl + W'.

• Move the cursor between the column headers, left-click, hold, and drag.

• Double-click the column header.

How can you adjust the width of multiple columns at once?

• Adjust each column individually.

• Highlight the columns and adjust one of them.

• Use the 'Format' menu to set a uniform width.

• Select the columns and press 'Alt + Enter'.

What happens when you double-click between two column headers using the Autofit feature?

• The column width is set to a default size.

• The column width is adjusted to fit the longest text.

• The column width is minimized to zero.

• The column width is doubled.

How can you use Autofit to adjust the height of multiple rows?

• Select the rows and press 'Ctrl + H'.

• Highlight the rows and double-click between any two row headers.

• Right-click the rows and select 'Autofit'.

• Use the 'Home' tab to set row height.

What is the result of selecting the entire worksheet and adjusting a single column?

• Only the selected column is adjusted.

• All columns are adjusted to the same width.

• The selected column is hidden.

• All columns are deleted.

How can you adjust all rows in a worksheet to the same height?

• Select all rows and adjust one row's height.

• Use the 'Format' menu to set a uniform height.

• Double-click between any two row headers.

• Select all rows and press 'Ctrl + R'.

What is the most efficient way to resize all rows and columns in Excel?

• Use a third-party Excel add-in.

• Manually adjust each row and column.

• Use the Autofit feature on the entire worksheet.

• Copy and paste the data into a new worksheet.

What is the benefit of using the Autofit feature in Excel?

• It changes the font size to fit the column.

• It locks the column width.

• It automatically adjusts to fit the content, saving time.

• It allows for custom column widths.

Which method is recommended for dealing with large datasets in Excel?

• Manually resizing each column and row.

• Using the Autofit feature for quick adjustments.

• Exporting data to a text file.

• Using Excel's 'Data' tab to filter information.

What should you do if all rows in a worksheet are uneven in size?

• Highlight all rows and double-click between any two row headers.

• Adjust each row individually.

• Delete all rows and start over.

• Use the 'Insert' tab to add new rows.