After selecting an area of the sheet, you can change font type and size, background color, as well as alignment and text wrapping in cells. Select the cell in which you want to wrap text and click Wrap Text. To return your selection back to the default font and cell background.
One source proposed smartsheet treats numbers combined with other characters (letters, punctuation) as text. You can’t use the Numbers tools with text values. The symbols used for decimal and thousands separators for currency and number format are controlled by the Regional Preferences specified for your account.
Formatting Options To apply formatting to numbers and text in your sheet, use the buttons on the toolbar at the top of the Smartsheet window. For certain views or screen sizes, not all buttons will be visible on the toolbar. If you don’t see a button that you need, click More.
Smartsheet has smart rows that allow you to build hierarchy, and easily organize, track, and move data. Rows also allow you to manage attachments and communication with your team, proof files, create custom documents, and set up reminders. To learn more about the power of rows, review the information in this learning topic.
How do I unhide a column in Smartsheet?
Hiding is not a security feature. While collaborators with Editor and Viewer access won’t be able to unhide the columns within Smartsheet, they can export the sheet to Excel or send it as an Excel attachment and un-hide the columns from that program. To hide a single column, hover over the column name and then click the More icon.
How do I hide a column in a table in Excel?
Hide a Column. To hide a single column, click the drop-down arrow beneath the column’s header, or right-click on the column name, and select Hide Column. To hide multiple columns, hold down the [Ctrl] (Windows) / [Cmd] (Mac) key as you single-click on the header of each column you want to hide.
How do I create a plan hierarchy in Smartsheet?
For more information about plan types and included capabilities, see the Smartsheet Plans page. You can create a hierarchy on your sheet by indenting rows. When you indent a row, it becomes a child of the row above it (the parent row). NOTE: Hierarchy is created from the child row. It is not created by designating a row as a parent.
I discovered to learn more about Smartsheet Regions, click here. For more information about plan types and included capabilities, see the Smartsheet Plans page. To apply formatting to numbers and text in your sheet, use the buttons on the toolbar at the top of the Smartsheet window.
How do I show or hide the indented rows in Excel?
To show or hide the indented items beneath a parent row, click expand/collapse / in the parent row’s Primary Column. To expand or collapse all sub-items on a sheet, right-click on the Primary Column header and select Expand All or Collapse All. Keep the following in mind as you work with hierarchy: There is no fixed level of indenting.
Is there a way to hide rows in a sheet?
Though this functionality isn’t available for rows, you can apply a filter to the sheet to hide rows based on criteria they contain. The filter will impact only your view of the sheet and other collaborators can apply their own filters as needed.
Fabrice – it is possible to hide columns by right clicking on the column header and selecting Hide Column. As for rows, we are tracking feedback for this request and in the meantime I would recommend using filters to hide rows in your sheets.
This of course begs the question “How do I show or hide critical path rows in Excel?”
My answer was if you’ve set up your sheet to highlight critical path rows, you can apply a filter with is on critical path or is not on critical path as the criteria to display or hide critical path rows. Steps on how to enable critical path in your sheet are available in Tracking a Project’s Critical Path.