00:00Adding an emoji next to your worksheet name makes it more recognizable. Let me show you how you can
00:05add emojis like this in Microsoft Excel 365, Google Sheet, and Excel standalone application.
00:11You'll be surprised how far behind the Excel standalone application is from the first two.
00:16To add emojis to your Microsoft Excel 365, double click on your worksheet name. After that, hold
00:21your Windows key and press the period key on your keyboard. From the emoji picker window,
00:25select the emoji that you want, and then there you have it. Let's do the same thing for target stats
00:30and tasks worksheet. In Google Sheet, the process is exactly the same. Double click your worksheet name,
00:35press Windows period, and select the emoji that you want. Finally, for the Excel standalone application,
00:41again, the process is exactly the same. But when you select an emoji, it appears in black and white.
00:45I mean, literally black and white. I keep pondering why the Excel standalone application is so behind
00:51and if I can solve it with a VBA. Hmm. Let me think about that.
