Primary school teacher salary schedule

Tips for using primary school teacher salary schedule      How to prepare a salary schedule for primary school teachers?
​​ 1. Create a new Excel file and store the original data of the salary table in sheet1. Assume that there are N columns. The first line is the salary item, and starting from the second line is everyone's salary.
​ ​ 2. In sheet2, we set up the salary slip. The salary slip consists of three lines, one line corresponding to the salary item, one line corresponding to the salary data of a person, and then a blank line for easy cutting. These three lines form a payslip.

General Tips for Primary School Teacher Salary Forms

​ ​ 1: Automatic line wrapping
After typing the text in the cell, find the "Automatically wrap" button on the toolbar and you can freely switch the text between wrapping and not wrapping.
​ ​ 2: Quickly select specific columns
​​Select the table area, click the "Create from selected content" dialog box under the [Formula] tab, select "First Row", after the settings are completed, open the name box in the upper left corner, click the corresponding list to jump to the specified column.
3: Format brush
The use of Format Painter is very simple. Just click on Format Painter, then select the format you want to copy, and finally select the cells you want to modify. You can modify it in batches.
​ ​ 4: Fill every other row with color to make the table more cool
Ctrl + T
​ ​ First, use the shortcut keys Ctrl+shift+right arrow+down arrow to select all the table, and then hold down Ctrl + T to achieve it.
The Ctrl + T method is very fast and can quickly fill the table with color, but it cannot achieve self-selected colors.
How to fill in the color of your choice
​ ​ First, use the shortcut keys Ctrl+shift+right arrow+down arrow to select all the table. Then select Conditional Formatting - New Rule in the Start menu
Choose to use a formula to determine the cells to be formatted, and then enter =MOD(ROW(),2)=0 in the format *0 means even-numbered rows are filled, 1 means odd-numbered rows are filled
Then select the Format button, open the Fill tab, and choose your favorite color to fill.