If you want to change the height and width of a sheet, you must change the heights and width for all sheets in the document.
Why Would You Want to Group Worksheets in Excel?
- Create a table of contents for your document.
- List the headings in your document.
- Create a table of contents for each section of your document.
- List the headings in each section of your document.
Modify or add data and insert formulas. Print them at the same time. Move, copy or delete information simultaneously.
Since Excel doesn’t allow adding multiple sheets, you could group 10 sheets, right-click on them, and select the Insert option to insert 10 sheets at once.
How to Group Worksheets in Excel
To group worksheets in Excel, use the following steps:
- Choose the worksheet you want to group by.
- Click on the Group button.
- Enter a name for the group and click on the OK button.
How can you divide your sales team into three groups based on the product they sell? You can divide your sales team into three groups based on the product they sell, and have sales data for those individual teams. The sales data is in three separate worksheets, each worksheet containing data for one product. You want to calculate the commission for each employee without having to enter formulas on multiple sheets manually.
You could group the sheets together to calculate commissions on them.
Notice that we’ve grouped all three sheets since we want to apply the changes to all sheets. We want to apply the changes to all sheets at once.
How to Group All Worksheets in Excel?
If you’re working with a workbook with several dozen worksheets, it could take you a while (and perhaps an aspirin) to select all sheets individually. Instead, Excel has a Select All Sheets option that allows you to group all sheets at once. This option is great for when you want to quickly select all of the worksheets in your workbook.
Select all sheets by right-clicking on any one sheet tab and tapping Select All Sheets.
To select a specific sheet in a workbook, use the following option: -Select a Sheet from the Workbook Menu
How to Move, Copy, Delete, Print, or Hide Grouped Worksheets
Excel can be used to manipulate grouped sheets in the same way as normal sheets. ..
Move or Copy Grouped Worksheets
- Group the worksheets by type of data: -Data tables -Data sets -Data fields -Databases
- Group the worksheets by topic: -Business analysis -Financial analysis -Business strategy
- Group the worksheets by company: -Apple Inc. -Oracle Corporation
- Group the worksheets by country: -United States of America -Canada -Mexico
Delete Grouped Worksheets
You can also delete the grouped sheets by right-clicking on one of the sheets and selecting Delete.
Print Grouped Worksheets
When you group worksheets, Ctrl+P will print the active sheets. ..
Before you print, be sure to preview the print job on the right. Once you’re sure it’s printing correctly, select Print. ..
Hide Grouped Worksheets
You can hide grouped sheets at once by selecting them and pressing the “H” key.
This will hide all the sheets in a group.
How to Ungroup Worksheets in Excel
If you want to ungroup all the worksheets in a spreadsheet, just right-click on any worksheet and select Ungroup Sheets.
If you haven’t grouped all worksheets in the workbook, clicking on any of the ungrouped worksheets will also ungroup the grouped worksheets. ..
If you want to ungroup a few worksheets, press the Ctrl key and click on the sheets you want to ungroup. ..
Save Time by Grouping Worksheets in Excel
If you’re working on a large workbook with many sheets, there are several ways to switch between worksheets quickly. ..