Grouping/Ungrouping Sheets in Excel 2007

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» Grouping/Ungrouping Sheets in Excel 2007

CATEGORY: Excel Worksheet, Workbook

VERSIONS: Microsoft Excel 2007

Grouping sheets has the following advantages:

Allows setting the print options for a number of sheets at once.
Allows applying formats to many cells in sheets.
Allows unhidden of rows and/or columns simultaneously.
Allows typing/inserting text or formulas in the same cell address in all grouped sheets.

To group all sheets in the workbook:

Select the first sheet in the workbook, hold down the Shift> key and click the last sheet tab in the workbook.
Or
From any sheet tab shortcut menu, select Select All Sheets.

To group continuous sheets:

Select the first sheet in the workbook you want to group, hold down the Shift> key and click a different sheet tab.

To group non-continuous sheets:

Select the first sheet in the workbook you want to group, hold the Ctrl> key and click a different sheet tab to add it to the group.

To ungroup sheets:

Hold the Shift key and click the active sheet tab.
Or
From any sheet tab / the active sheet tab shortcut menu, select Ungroup Sheets.

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