This may seem trivial, but it will save you a lot of time when dealing with large data sets, especially imported data or spreadsheets from other people.ĭownload the sample workbook that accompanies this tutorial so you can try this out. You can adjust the rows in the exact same way.
Left-click the mouse button in the header between the columns or rows that you selected and drag the mouse to the left and right for columns and up and down for the rows to adjust the size of all of the selected columns at once. Left-click the header for the columns or rows and drag the mouse across to select multiple rows or columns. Select the columns or rows like we did in the previous example. Now, the columns have been made large enough so that you can see everything in them and it took only seconds to make this happen.ĭoing this with rows works the exact same way except you select the rows and double-click in the header in between them. This will insert one row above the row you. Right-click on the highlighted row, and then click Insert in the context menu. Double-click in the header in between one of the selected columns or rows. Select the row below where you want the new rows to appear. or 1, 2, 3, etc., and hold the mouse button down while you drag across to select more columns or rows. To do this, left-click the header, either where it says A, B, C, etc. Select the entire columns or rows that need to be resized. Auto-Fit Multiple Rows or Columns to the Size of the Data in Them This avoids having to individually resize rows or columns, which can take a very long time. How to quickly resize multiple columns and rows at once in Excel. Normally if you want to insert multiple rows at once the standard procedure is to first select multiple rows and then use the Insert command.
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