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To resize rows: Point to a row border on the numbered row bar. The pointer changes to a vertical arrow. To change the height of selected rows, drag the row border in the row bar.

Go to the Data tab > Outline group, and click the Ungroup button. Or press Shift + Alt + Left Arrow which is the Ungroup shortcut in Excel. In the Ungroup dialog box, select Rows and click OK.

You can shrink or enlarge a worksheet for a better fit on printed pages. To do that, in Page Setup, click the window launcher button. Then, click Scaling > Adjust to, and then enter the percentage of the normal size that you want to use.

To quickly expand or collapse all rows on a sheet, use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+A (select all), then double-click on the bottom border of any row header.

On your computer, open a spreadsheet in Google Sheets. Select a row or column to resize. To highlight multiple rows or columns: Mac: ? + click the rows or columns.Right-click the row number or column letter. Click Resize row or Resize column. Then, choose an option: Enter a custom height or width.Click OK.

Expand and Collapse Entire Outline If we want to expand the entire outline again, (1) click on Grand Total, then in the Ribbon, (2) go to the Data tab, and in the Outline section, (3) click on Show Detail. Now all data is visible again, and the Month outline is expanded.

To modify all rows or columns: Click the Select All button just below the formula bar to select every cell in the spreadsheet. Hover the mouse over the line between two rows.Click and drag the row border to modify the height. Release the mouse when you are satisfied with the new row height for the spreadsheet.

Highlight the first cell in your column that includes the formula, then select the fill handle (small blue box) in the cell's bottom-right section. The cursor turns into a crosshair when positioned correctly. Drag the crosshair down to the last desired cell that will use the specified formula.

How to Display Formulas in Excel Click the Formulas tab. Click the Show Formulas button. Formulas are displayed in the worksheet and the columns widen to accommodate the formulas, if necessary.Click the Show Formulas button again to hide the formulas.

You can copy a formula down in Google Sheets by using the fill handle (the little blue box in the bottom right corner of a selected cell) to drag over the applicable cells. Or you can use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+D.