Bind outline in spreadsheet

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How to bind outline in spreadsheet

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I think I mentioned in my drafting complex novels video last month that I have recently with my current work in progress started using a spreadsheet to keep track of my outline and today I want to show you what that looks like and talk about how and why Iamp;#39;m using it a little background about me and plotting I have always done all of my outlining and plotting by hand in a notebook which makes for very haphazard plotting because in a physical notebook writing by hand you canamp;#39;t copy and paste you canamp;#39;t move things to a separate document you canamp;#39;t add more to a page once itamp;#39;s full you canamp;#39;t move things around so just make things kind of messy so what Iamp;#39;m trying to remember the order of the next few scenes I wanted to write and what is supposed to happen in them and clues I was going to drop and little bits of dialogue and moments that I wanted to include I have to flip all over the place in a notebook to find those things because unfo

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Select the rows that you wish to collapse, then click on the Data tab and Groups in the Outline group, and then click on Group Rows. You will see a - sign on the left of column A. When you click on the - sign, the selected rows get collapsed.
Expand and Collapse Controls Look below the level buttons and notice that the outline added minus (-) and plus (+) symbols. The minus symbol will collapse that particular group of data, and the plus symbol will expand it.
and outline symbols, or press ALT+SHIFT+= to expand and ALT+SHIFT+- to collapse.
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Prepare your data by making column or row headers and getting rid of blank rows and columns. Outline rows or columns automatically by selecting a cell in the data and going to Data Group Auto Outline. For the manual method, click the Group button and choose Rows or Columns.
Select a cell or a range of cells to which you want to add borders. On the Home tab, in the Font group, click the down arrow next to the Borders button, and you will see a list of the most popular border types. Click the border you want to apply, and it will be immediately added to the selected cells.
Outline the data automatically Select a cell in the range of cells you want to outline. Go to Data Outline Group Group, and then select Auto Outline.
To collapse an outline in Excel, follow these steps: Select the cell at the top of the group you want to collapse. Go to Data tab on the ribbon. Click on Group. Select Collapse from the dropdown. The outline will collapse.

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