How To Insert, Delete, Format, Hide, Copy And Protect Worksheets In Excel

Rather than creating a separate file for each Excel document, it may be easier and more efficient to combine them on one Excel Workbook. The tabs can then be formatted to help navigate through and organise the data. Excel automatically provides the user with three worksheets. This may not be enough if you have a lot of related data and information that needs to be separated into sheets. Nobody wants to have everything on a single worksheet as it can be confusing and difficult to locate the information you require. If this is the case it may be worth learning how to insert worksheets. Once you have a lot of worksheets, the standard names of Sheet1, Sheet2 etc. may not be useful. It is possible to rename and format the sheet names as required.

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