Page Layout
Theme: Change
the overall design of the entire document, including colors fonts, and effects.
Colors: Change the colors for the current theme.
Fonts: Change the font of selected
text in documents.
Effects: Change the effects for the current theme.
Margins: Select the margin sizes for the entire document or
the current section.
Orientation: Switch the pages between portrait and landscape
layouts.
Size: Choose a paper size for the current section.
Print Area: Mark a specific area of the sheet for printing.
Breaks: Specify where a new page will begin in the printed
copy. Page breaks are inserted above and to the left of the selection.
Background: Choose an image to display as the background of the
sheet.
Print
Titles: Specify rows and columns to
repeat on each printed page.
Width: Shrink the width of printed output to fit a maximum
number of pages.
Height: Shrink the height of printed output to fit a maximum
number of pages.
Scale: Stretch or shrink the printed output to a percentage
of its actual size.
Gridlines: In Microsoft Excel, the gridlines on the Page Layout tab are the faint gray lines that you see around
the cells in the worksheet.
Show: To
show or hide the gridline in worksheet.
Headings: In
Microsoft Excel, the Headings option in the Page
Layout tab refers to the
column and row titles A, B, C,….
Show: To
show or hide the headings in worksheet.
Print: Use
this option to create a line to outside of page size.
Bring to Front: The Bring
to Front option on the Page Layout tab is used to bring a selected object to the
front of all other objects on the worksheet.
Sent to Back: The
Sent
to Back option on the Page
Layout tab is used to send
a selected object to the back of all other objects on the worksheet.
Selection
Pane: Show the selection pane to help
select individual objects and to change their order and visibility
Align: Align the edges of multiple selected objects.
Group: The Group option in the Arrange group on the Page
Layout tab in Microsoft
Excel is used to group together multiple objects so that they can be treated as
a single object.
Rotate: rotate refers to the ability to change the orientation
of text or objects in a cell or worksheet.
