If youâre short on screen space, you may want to hide parts of the Excel window, such as the ribbon and the worksheet tabs. Weâve already shown you how to hide the ribbon, so here weâll show you how to hide the tabs.
To begin, click the âFileâ tab.
On the backstage screen, click âOptionsâ in list on the left.
On the âExcel Optionsâ dialog box, click âAdvancedâ in the list of items on the left.
Scroll down to the âDisplay options for this workbookâ section (not the âDisplayâ section) and select the âShow sheet tabsâ check box so there is NO check mark in the box.
Click âOKâ to accept the change and close the âExcel Optionsâ dialog box.
You can also hide other items in Excel such as cells, rows, and columns and comments, formulas, and gridlines.
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