Thankfully, Excel makes it easy to hide or unhide rows and columns, allowing you to declutter your spreadsheet and focus on the information that matters most.

If you want to hide and unhide columns and rows in Microsoft Excel, then know it is easier than you might have thought. We explain how.

The header for both the row and column on the spreadsheet will hide, showing cells instead. The other option to hide the row and column headers in Excel is to click the File tab. On the backstage ...

The larger a spreadsheet gets, the more likely you'll want to start hiding rows or columns or maybe you've been given a sheet that has hidden rows or columns.

You can insert blanks rows above or below another in Excel, and you can even add them between each row that has data.

Hiding lines, or rows, in Microsoft Office Excel 2010 is very simple: Right-click the lines and select "Hide." However, expanding the hidden lines in the Excel spreadsheet is not as simple.

Microsoft Excel PivotTables turn data into meaningful information, but it's difficult to add grand total rows. Read on to learn how.

If you want to print an Excel spreadsheet but don't want to include rows that have a cell value of zero, you must filter the spreadsheet. Filtered rows will be skipped when you print your document.