Use Custom Views to view specific spreadsheet layouts in Excel

Setting up Custom Views in Excel makes it easy to view specific information on a dense spreadsheet or create different layouts for your data. You can also use it to create custom headers or footers, creating an easy-to-see spreadsheet version.

Set Custom Views

The first thing you need to do is create a view you want to save as Custom Views. Suppose you sometimes want to hide a series of rows in a custom view. First, create a custom view when all rows and columns are displayed:

1. Open the Excel spreadsheet and access the View tab , then click Custom Views .
2. In the dialog that appears, click Add.
3. Enter a name for your view (for example, View the entire). Make sure you have chosen H idden Rows, Columns, and Filter settings .

Next, create custom view settings when specific columns and rows are hidden:

1. Select the rows and columns you want to hide, right-click them and select Hide.
2. Go back to the Custom Views dialog box and click Add.
3. Enter a name for your custom view (Example: Hidden view). Remember to click Hidden Rows, Columns, and Filter settings .
4. Now you can easily switch between views by selecting Custom Views and double-clicking on the display settings you want to see.

To see the details of using Custom Views, watch the video below:

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To delete a custom view, you need to go back to the Custom Views dialog box, click the view you want to delete and click Delete.

Other situations use Custom Views

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1. Zoom in on a spreadsheet section using the Zoom to selection feature on the View tab .
2. Freeze the top row of the spreadsheet by using Freeze Panes> Freeze Top Row feature on the View tab .
3. View two spreadsheets side by side using the View side by side feature in the View tab .
4. You can combine many options in a custom view: turn off the heading and the formula bar, enlarge a part of the spreadsheet and fix the first row, .

Are you using custom view of Excel? If not, please immediately experience this feature, extremely useful.

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