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How to Use Worksheet Tabs in Excel

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How to Use Worksheet Tabs in Excel -

In this Windows tutorial you will learn how to use worksheet tabs in excel.

How to Use Worksheet Tabs in Excel -

In this Windows tutorial you will learn how to use worksheet tabs in excel.

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By: Guest 10 months ago

seems clear to a dummy like me,,hhehehheehe,,nic e one,,

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How to Use Worksheet Tabs in Excel

When you create a new workbook it starts with three worksheets. Excel names in Sheet 1, Sheet 2 and Sheet 3. Each of them have of course running tab right here. You can switch between the different worksheets by clicking on the associated tab. If I enter data on Sheet 1 in cell B6 and then click on Sheet 2, you will notice that is blank. You can use each of these sheets to store different types of data all related to the same project in one workbook. You can drag these tabs around to rearrange them and if you right click on one of them, you can either rename the worksheet or you can create a new one. I will explain more about this later.

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When you create a new workbook it starts with three worksheets. Excel names in Sheet 1, Sheet 2 and Sheet 3. Each of them have of course running tab right here. You can switch between the different worksheets by clicking on the associated tab.

If I enter data on Sheet 1 in cell B6 and then click on Sheet 2, you will notice that is blank. You can use each of these sheets to store different types of data all related to the same project in one workbook. You can drag these tabs around to rearrange them and if you right click on one of them, you can either rename the worksheet or you can create a new one.

I will explain more about this later.

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