Use groups to affect multiple worksheets : Worksheet « Workbook Worksheet « Microsoft Office Excel 2007 Tutorial

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Microsoft Office Excel 2007 Tutorial » Workbook Worksheet » Worksheet   7.1.8.Use groups to affect multiple worksheets Click a sheet tab.             Press and hold Shift and click another sheet tab to group worksheets Right-click a grouped sheet tab.             Then click Ungroup Sheet on the shortcut menu. 7.1.Worksheet 7.1.1. Select the entire worksheet 7.1.2. Select worksheets 7.1.3. Name or Rename a Worksheet 7.1.4. Select all worksheets 7.1.5. Insert a Worksheet 7.1.6. Delete a Worksheet 7.1.7. Move a Worksheet Within a Workbook 7.1.8. Use groups to affect multiple worksheets 7.1.9. Copy a Worksheet 7.1.10. Hide a Worksheet 7.1.11. Unhide a Worksheet 7.1.12. Change Worksheet Display Options 7.1.13. Copy Excel Data between Worksheet