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Do you spend countless hours manually adjusting column widths in your spreadsheets ⁉

It's a tedious task😣 that no one wants to do❗

But what if I told you there's a better, more efficient way to do it?

Say goodbye to manual adjustments and hello to a quick solution🤩.

First, select all of the data by pressing CTRL-A. Then, press Alt H O I to apply the column width automatically to all the columns.

It's that simple. This trick will save you time and energy, so you can focus on what matters. Plus, your spreadsheets will look more organized and professional.

Don't forget to save it and thank me later. 😍

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"Do you know how to convert a table into a data range with ease?"

Here's how:

Go to the table design.

Click on 'convert to range' or use the shortcut Alt J T G.

The table will be instantly converted into a simple data range.

Try it now and enjoy the convenience of this time-saving technique.

A to Z series (Part 2)

Let's see how to write an A-Z complete series with a single formula. Most people will write it like this: A, B, C, D, E, F. That is a time-consuming method.

How can we make it simple?

If we look for a CHAR 65, it will return A. Likewise, row A65 will give me 65. That means I'll be using both of these functions, CHAR row A 65. It will return me alphabetically to A, after which I will drag it to Z.

If we want small alphabet series, we will repeat the same process CHAR row A 97. It will give me the small a, which I will then drag till z.

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Let’s see how to write the A-Z complete series simply using a single formula. 🤩

Use this formula to make your life easier🌟

=CHAR(SEQUENCE(row, (column), (start), (step))

That's it. It will give you the complete series.

Likewise, if you want to write small letters, use the same formula, just write 97 at the start in place of 65.

=CHAR(SEQUENCE(row, (column), (start), (step))

You will get the series in capital and small letters.