Hello Excellers, in this blog post today lets look at insert blank column or blank columns after every data column in your Excel worksheet.
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Follow these instructions for Excel Tip if you want to insert BLANK COLUMNS into your Excel worksheet after every column of data.
In row 1 above our column headings just type 1 to 5 along the top row. You will need to insert a row above your data if you do not have already a spare row on your Excel worksheet. In this example, our columns have been numbered from 1 to 5.
After you have Select the numbered cells hit copy. You need to then paste them after you last numbered cell, in this example, I have used, it is five as we have five columns.
- Then, select all of your columns, including the ones that you have created in the step above.
- Select Home Tab | Editing Group | Custom Sort
- Select sort by Row 1 | Options | Orientation | Sort Left To Right
- Hit Ok twice
You now have a blank column after every data column on your Excel worksheet.
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