Microsoft Excel has numerous powerful data analysis functions, but sometimes you need to do something simple like merge some cells. Here's how.

How to lock cells in Excel Open the Excel workbook and select all cells in the worksheet with the cells you want to lock by pressing the Ctrl + A buttons on your keyboard.

We need to briefly cover what happens when you merge several cells in Excel or Google Sheets. Or, more specifically, what does not. The merge cells function is designed to combine the actual cells ...

Step 1: Select all cells in the worksheet. By default, Microsoft Excel has every single cell on a new worksheet set to lock.

To make all cells the same size in Excel and Google Sheets, select all the columns/row and then click on the Format tool to change the Column width or Row height.

Open your Excel workbook and then select the cells from where you want to remove formatting. If you want to select all cells, press the Ctrl+A hotkey.

You can split cells into columns in Excel using the "Text to Columns" tool, which is a great way to organize lots of data.

Protected and unprotected cells look the same in a spreadsheet. To delete all unprotected cells, you must select all of them at once, which can be easily done by using the Find and Replace feature.