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Digital Literacy - Spreadsheets - Articles

Page history last edited by Teachesict 11 years, 11 months ago

BACK TO SPREADSHEETS HOMEPAGE

 

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Article Y Excel - How to make your spreadsheet less lame  

Spreadsheets are lame. There’s no two ways about it. We designers hate spreadsheets because they’re a shining example of boring data presented in a boring manner.

Unfortunately for designers, spreadsheets are a necessary evil and could even be called a great and essential tool in the business world. Today we’re going to see how to improve both the aesthetics and readability of your spreadsheets with a few super basic design principles that literally anyone can follow. Let’s get started!

Good example of how a 'boring' spreadsheet can be made more useable by playing with the formatting. @designshack @teachesict 

 

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