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Summary: Rename an Excel worksheet by either clicking on the name part of the file and retyping a new name or by right clicking the file and renaming it. Change the name of an Excel worksheet file with tips from an assistant certified public accountant in this free video on Microsoft Excel.
Amar Enhsaihan is an assistant certified public accountant (CPA) and works with Excel applications everyday on his job.read more
"Hi, I'm Amar Enhsaihan, I'm going to show you how to rename a spreadsheet in Excel. Here on my desktop, I have a couple of Excel files, I'm going to click the file, and click on the name. And, then I just type in the new name, let's say I want to name it Excel Media One, now the name has changed, so it's Excel Media One. In PC, you would just right click and rename the file, but in Mac, you click and then you click on the name, that's how you do it. If you want to create a duplicate file with a different name, you would open the file, you have that file open and then you go to file, save as, and then you give it a different name, so two, save. Close out, close out, and then you see that you have another file with a different name. And, that's how you rename spreadsheets in Excel. I'm Amar Enhsaihan, thank yo for watching!"
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