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In Excel, there are various ways to insert rows or columns. Whatever method you choose, by default the inserted row or column will be formatted in the same way as the row above or the column to the left. So what if you don't want to stick to that formatting? Simple! Do not ignore the Insert Options button.
Here's how:
By the way, the Insert Options button does not appear when you insert copied cells.
* Unless stated otherwise, these tips were written for Microsoft Office 2010.
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