ELIMINATE EMPTY ROWS AND COLUMNS EXCEL FOR MAC UPDATE
Update your Macabacus software to take advantage of the latest features. Some features and descriptions of these features may notĪpply to older versions of Macabacus. This documentation refers to Macabacus version 9.1.10. Modify Columns works the same as Modify Rows, except that it works on columns. The Modify Rows tool is most useful when you would otherwise need to manually perform operations on a very large number of rows. For example, you can insert 2 rows every other row for the next 50 rows, apply a certain style to the last of every 3 rows for the next 100 rows, or change the row height of every other row to 5. Perform formatting, insertion, and deletion operations on multiple rows at once. This tool is accessed via the Macabacus > Cells > Reverse Rows button. Reverse Rows reverses the order of selected rows, similar to Reverse Columns. This tool is accessed via the Macabacus > Cells > Reverse Columns button.
Macabacus, on the other hand, preserves formula references to reordered cells so that columns can be safely reversed, without breaking formulas. Native Excel functionality supports reordering columns similarly, but if any cell formulas refer to the reordered data, those references will be incorrect after reordering. Macabacus lets you reverse the order of entire columns, or the order of columns in a smaller selection of cells, only. In most cases, though, it works just fine. In financial modeling, however, we typically prefer later periods on the right to support projections. Deleting cells leads to blank rows or columns, and if either of these are in the wrong place, it could impact some of Excel’s more powerful features. For example, financial statements downloaded from the Internet often have the most recent periods on the left, and the oldest on the right. This is especially useful for reordering periods in financial statements from oldest to newest or vice versa.
Reverse Columns reverses the order of selected columns, using the first row of dates found in the selection as the basis for reordering.
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