EXCEL: Insert Multiple Columns at Once
September 25, 2014
MOSexpert
Excel, Technology
Suppose you have three columns (Column B, Column C, and Column D) that contains information, then you want to insert blank columns in between these columns here is how to do it:
- Hold down control key.
- Select one column at a time
- Right click and choose Insert
- Done!
Suppose now you want to insert three blank columns to the left of columns Column B, here is how to do it:
- Select column B, C and D at a time
- Right click and choose Insert
- Done!
Michele Gregorio
Sep 29, 2014 @ 18:27:43
How would I take a column of names (first and last names in the same column) and split them into two separate columns? Someone set up this table incorrectly and I’d rather not retype it all or copy and paste.
Thanks,
Michele Gregorio
Administrative Assistant
Child Care Connection, Inc.
MOSexpert
Oct 02, 2014 @ 00:46:26
did you see my last message? Do you have 2010 or 2013?
MOSexpert
Oct 02, 2014 @ 14:21:27
Would like for you to tell me which version so that I can give you the proper instructions.
MOSexpert
Dec 21, 2014 @ 02:02:55
Do you still need my help. I thought I sent you the solution.