The lower the rate, the more it boosts your credit score. The goal is to keep the rate below 20 percent. For example, if you have a credit card that has a $3,000 credit limit, ideally you should only charge up to $600, or 20 percent of the limit. That shows you have discipline when it comes to charging on your credit cards and you're not risky because you aren't close to maxing out your credit card.
Showing only few rows & columns in Excel. Step 1: Select the column from which you want to hide. Step 2: Press CTRL+Shift+Right Arrow to select all the columns till XFD. Step 3: Right click and hide. Step 4: Select the row from which you want to hide. Step 5: Press CTRL+Shift+Down Arrow to select all rows until 2^20. Step 6: Hide the rows too.
Individual Columns. 1. Open your Excel spreadsheet. 2. Select both columns on either side of the hidden column. To select the columns, place your cursor in the first column, drag it into the second column while holding down the mouse button and then drag the cursor down the second row. This will select both the visible and hidden columns.