To copy only visible cells in Excel or Google Sheets, use the 'Visible cells only' feature, or apply filters to hide data. We show you how!

This month’s column walks you through all the special ways you can paste text, data, and even application capabilities in Excel.

Capturing Cells With the Camera Tool To use the Camera tool to capture a range of cells that aren't formatted as an Excel table, select the data, and click the Camera button on the QAT.

If you have a bunch of rows or columns in Excel that need to be updated with a math operation, instead of applying a formula or editing each cell, save some time by using Paste Special. The ...

Next, tidy up the appearance of your text. Stick to clean, professional fonts like Calibri, Arial, or Times New Roman, and use consistent sizes—say 12pt for headers and 11pt for all other text. Align ...

I have a work sheet, it has 10,000 rows.2,000 of those are for the state of New York.So I add a filter, then drop down on the state column and select New York.I then have 2,000 rows displayed.I ...

You can wrap text in Excel in several ways to ensure that all the text in a cell is visible at once. You may also want to edit the cell height.

Excel won't display hidden data in a chart unless you flip the switch. Learn which option controls this behavior. By default, Excel displays only visible data in a chart.

Cutting and pasting ranges of cells is a common operation in Excel, and Microsoft's Visual Basic offers streamlined functionality to easily automate the process.