Excel normally sets the height of rows within your worksheet to reflect the size of the largest font used on the row. You can, however, adjust the height of the row to any size desired.

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Excel users are always looking for ways to speed up large worksheets. If you are using a large worksheet that has lots of static formulas in it, this tip may be of help to you.

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Excel has a handy scaling feature that allows you to specify how many pages you want your printed output to occupy.

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Learn to configure how information should be oriented within a Microsoft Excel cell.

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How to make Excel jump to the end of the real data.

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Excel allows multiple people to access a workbook at the same time, if desired. This can be very handy when a workbook is in active use or development, and there are multiple people in your department who all have a hand in the process. You can share a workbook in this way:

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How to include a bitmap image on a Microsoft Excel form that changes according to a variable.

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As you use the spell-checking capabilities of Excel, you undoubtedly have added words to your custom dictionary.

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Excel includes a spelling checker that you can use to proof the text in your worksheets.

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Learn how to replace the regular bars (in an Excel bar chart) with your own graphics.

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