NEW TO ALL OF THIS N E E D SOME GUIDANCE

[LynnPaleylinden_prop1]

It sounds so simple but you have no idea how difficult this has been for me and after weeks of challenging myself I GIVE UP   I AM NOT A COMPUTER TYPE PERSON, but it is essential no matter what type of business you own or work at.

SO BASICALLY, CAN SOMEONE GUIDE ME ON A SIMPLE TASK ASSUMING SOMEONE COULD ASSIST WITH THIS, I WANT TO PERSONALLY THANK YOU AND WH OEVER CAN THROW SOME HELPFUL HINTS IN SO GET THIS DONE...BEFORE I LOSE MY MIND

OK>>>I created the format that is needed however, there are changes and it cannot wait (the time it is taking me I could write a book)..

how do I delete a complete column...after reading the help prompt..

so here is the layout..I used COLUMS A THRU K    (A  B  C  D  E  F  G  H  I  J  K)

After review, it has been decided to eliminate column H TO START...

CAN SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME

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@LynnPaleylinden_prop1 

If you want to delete column H:

• Right-click the column header (the box with the letter H).
• Select Delete from the context menu.

Alternatively:

• Select any cell in column H.
• On the Home tab of the ribbon, in the Cells group, select Delete > Delete Sheet Columns.

If you want to delete columns A to H:

• Select columns A to H. There are several ways to do this:
  • Left-click on the column header of column A, then hold down the Shift key and left-click on the column header of column H. Or:
  • Left-click on the column header of column A. Instead of releasing the mouse button, hold it down and drag to the right to column H. Or:
  • Press F5 to display the Go To dialog. Type a:H in the box and press Enter or click OK.
• Now that columns A to H have been selected, right-click anywhere in the selection.
• Select Delete from the context menu.

Alternatively, after selecting the columns:

• On the Home tab of the ribbon, in the Cells group, select Delete > Delete Sheet Columns.