# An Overview of Worksheets and Views

Each workbook (or file) can contain multiple worksheets which hold both the cell grid and graphical objects such as charts and drawing elements. The collection of worksheets can be manipulated allowing the addition, duplication, deletion and re-ordering of worksheets within a workbook. Gnumeric includes several techniques to work simultaneously with several different views of the same workbook, to fix parts of a worksheet and scroll others or to group data within a worksheet for convinient editing and analysis.

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## Manipulating Whole Columns and Rows

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## Manipulating Columns

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## Manipulating Rows

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## Managing Worksheets

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## The Sheet Management Dialog

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## Duplicating a Worksheet

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## Adding a Blank Worksheet

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## Renaming a Worksheet

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## Removing Worksheets

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This operation cannot be undone through the undo button and the history mechanism. Deleted sheets are permanently deleted.

## Viewing Worksheet Contents

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## Zoom: Changing the Scale of a View

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## Moving the View

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## Having Multiple Views of a Worksheet

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### The location of new views

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### View sharing

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## Freezing a Portion of a Worksheet View

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## Grouping and Outlining Cells in a Worksheet

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