Microsoft Excel Tutorial: Three ways to delete hundreds of tiny blank columns in Excel.<\/p>\n
Welcome back to another MrExcel tutorial! In this video, we tackle a common Excel dilemma: deleting 365 blank columns swiftly. Hailing from Green Bay, Wisconsin, our viewer shared their data download challenge, and we’re here to provide not one, not two, but three lightning-fast solutions.<\/p>\n
First up is the Ctrl+Y or F4 trick, a nifty shortcut that repeats the last command. Watch as we demonstrate how to breeze through column deletion with just a few keystrokes, saving you valuable time.<\/p>\n
Next, we delve into the power of Excel’s Go To Special feature. Learn how to select all blank cells in a flash, followed by a quick deletion process. Despite a brief wait, this method proves significantly faster than manual deletion.<\/p>\n
But wait, there’s more! Our third method involves a clever sorting technique, perfect for datasets with chronological data. Witness how a simple left-to-right sort eliminates blank columns efficiently, leaving your spreadsheet tidy and optimized.<\/p>\n
Which method is your favorite? Do you have an even faster solution? Share your thoughts and techniques in the comments below! Let’s exchange Excel wisdom and explore the possibilities, whether it’s VBA magic or Power Query prowess.<\/p>\n
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