1. Open your Excel 2016 spreadsheet. 2. Open the File menu and click “Info”. 3. Select the “Protect Workbook” option from the menu. 4. Choose either “Encrypt With Password” or “Restrict Access” depending on the level of protec­tion you need. 5. Enter the password you would like for the Excel 2016 spreadsheet. 6. Click “OK” to save the changes. Your spreadsheet is now protected.

If you would like to measure a page in Excel, you can do so by using the Row Height and Column Width functions. To use the Row Height function, simply select the row you wish to measure, right click, and choose “Row Height” from the menu. A dialog box will appear with the row height in points. To use the Column Width function, select the column you wish to measure, right click, and choose “Column Width” from the menu. A dialog box will appear with the column width in character units.

To find the highest number in Excel, you can use the MAX function. This function will return the highest value from a range of values. For example, if you have a range of cells that contain numeric values, you can use the MAX function to quickly find the highest value. To use the MAX function, type "=MAX( " followed by the range of cells that contain the numeric values, then close the parentheses.

1. Force Quit Excel: If Excel is not responding and you cannot close it, you may be able to force quit the program. To force quit Excel, press “Ctrl + Alt + Delete” then select the Task Manager. Find the program in the Task Manager window, right click on it, and choose “End Task”. 2. Restore the Document: If your unsaved document was not saved before Excel crashed, you can try to restore it. To do this, open Excel and click on “File” then “Open”. Choose “Recent Documents” and you should see the unsaved document there. Open the document and it will be in its last saved state. 3. Restore from the Temp Folder: If the unsaved document is not listed in the “Recent Documents” section, you can try to recover the document from the temp folder. To do this, open the File Explorer and go to the Windows Temporary Folder (C:\Users\[user]\AppData\Local\Temp). Look for the “Excel” folder and check for any documents that have a name similar to the one you were working on.

1. Log into Microsoft Office, then open the spreadsheet where you'd like to create the form. 2. Click 'Insert' and select 'Form.' 3. A dialog box will appear where you can name your form and create questions. 4. Click 'Create' to add your questions. 5. Type each question, then select the appropriate answer type (e.g. multiple choice, checkboxes, etc). 6. Choose from the options how the questions will be presented (e.g. a radio button list or a dropdown list). 7. To add more questions, click the '+' icon. 8. When you're done creating your questions, click 'Done' to save your form.

Yes, it is possible to query SCCM data in Excel. Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM) provides an easy way to access data from its database directly in Microsoft Excel. You can use Excel to create SCCM queries and reports, or you can use the Microsoft SCCM Excel Add-In to access built-in reports, setup reports, and view data from various databases.

To make the top row of a spreadsheet repeat when scrolling in Excel, first highlight the top row of your table and then right-click on it. In the window that appears, select the Freeze option, and then select either Freeze Top Row or Freeze Panes. This will make the top row repeat, so that you’ll always be able to see it as you scroll through your spreadsheet.

1. Right-click the column directly to the right of where you'd like your new column to appear. 2. In the pop-up menu, select Insert. 3. A new column will be inserted to the left of your selected column. If you want to add multiple consecutive columns at one time, select the column at the far left of where you want the columns inserted and then press and hold the Shift key. Next, select the column at the far right of the desired width of your column addition and then release the Shift key. Right-click any of those selected columns, select Insert, and the same number of columns as you selected will be added. If you want to move to a specific place in the worksheet, right-click a column directly to the right of where you'd like your new column to appear and select Insert Cut Cells. This will move any information to the right of where you've inserted your new column.

1.Data Entry and Cleaning: First, you need to enter data into the Excel worksheet. This includes the variables you are trying to analyze, your responses, and any additional information you feel is necessary. Once the data is entered, you should check for data accuracy and clean it if necessary. You can use various functions like SUM, AVERAGE, COUNT, and VLOOKUP to quickly review your data. 2.Data Analysis: Once the data is clean, you can start analyzing it with various statistical functions in Excel. These include functions such as CORREL, LOGEST, LINEST, POISSON, etc. These statistical functions will help you identify any relationships between your variables, as well as any trends or correlations that exist. 3.Data Visualization: When analyzing statistical data, it is often helpful to create charts and graphs from your data to make it easier to interpret. Excel provides you with a variety of chart and graphical design options for creating beautiful visual displays of your data. 4.Reporting: You can use various functions in Excel to create organized reports with statistical information in them. This includes creating tables, pie charts, bar graphs, and more. By creating reports, you can make it easier to interpret the data and share your findings with others.

1. Select the sheet you want to save. 2. Go to theFile menu and click 'Save As....' 3. Choose a save type. Select 'Excel Workbook (*.xlsx)' if you want to save a single sheet as an Excel file. 4. Enter a filename, then click 'Save'.