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Make it look "nicer"
Just a general question, I have just finished a series of spreadsheets
and they all look alike and a little "plain". Is there a way to improve the look of the spreadsheet .. could anybody point me in the direction of some examples or indeed templates. Bob |
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Make it look "nicer"
You could go to Format - Auto Format and see if any of the pre-designed
formats work for your spreadsheets. -- Sincerely, Michael Colvin "Box666" wrote: Just a general question, I have just finished a series of spreadsheets and they all look alike and a little "plain". Is there a way to improve the look of the spreadsheet .. could anybody point me in the direction of some examples or indeed templates. Bob |
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