Although more secure than right-clicking a tab and clicking "Hide," making a worksheet very hidden isn't a fail-safe method to stop people from accessing sensitive data stored in your workbook ...

Q. Is there a way to hide those Excel tabs at the bottom of the screen—at least temporarily? Even though they’re small, when I’m working in a tight space, I need every inch of the spreadsheet screen.

Q I want my screen to display as much as possible of an Excel worksheet. I’ve gotten rid of my Ruler, Message Bar and Formula Bar. Now if I can only hide the tabs on the bottom of the page. Any ideas?

Alternatively, you can go to Format > Hide & Unhide in the Home tab and select Hide Rows or Hide Columns. The column or row will then be hidden, and you'll see a thin double line indicating where ...

Here are the steps below to hide ink on your spreadsheet in Excel: Click the Review tab. Click Hide Ink in the Ink group; all the ink in your spreadsheet will be hidden.

Password-Protected Macros Open the Excel worksheet where you wish to place the macro and then activate the Visual Basic for Applications options by turning on the Developer tab.