Teach Yourself Excel Lesson 24 - Inserting And Renaming Worksheets
Inserting And Renaming Worksheets
We have finished with the data entry sheet now, so lets create an index page. We now need to insert a worksheet.
Insert A Worksheet
Steps:
- Press in sequence: ALT then I then W
Note:
- This will add a new worksheet at the beginning of the workbook.
- The name of the new worksheet will be "Sheet4" if the name of the last sheet added was "Sheet3". i.e. it adds 1 to the number at the end.
- To select the new worksheet, just click on the tab at the bottom
Rename A Worksheet
To rename a worksheet, double click on the current tab name, and type in your new name.
- Do this now, and rename the new worksheet: "Index", and the data worksheet: "Data"
Note:
- You cannot name a worksheet with the same name as an existing worksheet
- Worksheet names cannot be over 31 characters long
- Worksheets cannot be named using certain characters ( / for example)
- You cannnot Undo this action
- Changing a worksheet name will automatically change any formulae / charts or pivot tables linked to that worksheet.
- You cannot insert or rename a worksheet if the workbook structure is protected
Other things you can do with a worksheet tab:
If you right click on a worksheet tab, you'll see that you can:
- Delete the tab
- Move it around
- Copy it
- Change the colour
- Hide it
Your sheet should now look like this
Next Lesson: Teach Yourself Excel Lesson 25 - Create A Pivot Table
Training Video on Inserting And Renaming Worksheets in Excel:
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