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Synchronous scrolling across multiple workbooks - Microsoft Excel Tutorial
From the course: Excel: Productivity Tips
Synchronous scrolling across multiple workbooks
- [Instructor] Alright and our next pro tip sounds pretty fancy, but it's actually quite basic. We're going to talk about comparing two files or Excel workbooks using something called synchronous scrolling, and basically, what synchronous scrolling is, it's a way to arrange two Excel workbooks side-by-side and have the ability to scroll through them both at the same time. So we're going to follow a few quick steps in this demo. We're going to open up two workbooks that we want to compare. They're going to be identical. We're going to go into our view tab and activate view side-by-side, as well as synchronous scrolling, and what that's going to do is allow us to scroll through both windows at the exact same time. So a few common use cases here. It's good for spot checking workbooks to test for version control issues or make some quick high level visual comparisons between files that share similar formats and layouts.…
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Customizing the Excel footer4m 3s
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Navigating workbooks with CTRL shortcuts8m 1s
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Accessing ribbon tools with Alt key tips6m 53s
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Accessing the Go To Special options4m 36s
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Removing blank rows3m 17s
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Creating drop-down menus with Data Validation7m 11s
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Filling patterns with AutoFill and Flash Fill8m 26s
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Customizing the Excel ribbon tools6m 53s
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Splitting text to columns7m 39s
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Synchronous scrolling across multiple workbooks2m 58s
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Extracting unique values from a list4m 6s
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Using named range and table references8m 12s
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Protecting cells and formulas8m 9s
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