• Buttons can be created using Insert > Illustrations > Shapes and then entering text for the button. You can connect Excel scripts to the button you created by right clicking on the button and selecting ‘Assign Macro.’
• You can easily make a spreadsheet or Excel system more usable by incorporating the theme into the spreadsheet. There are built in themes in Excel which can be accessed by Page Layout > Themes in the Toolbar.
  • From there, you can customize color palettes and font combinations, which can make an Excel system immensely more attractive and professional.
• You can also make forms in Excel look more like web pages by:
  • Adding empty columns and/or margins to the top and left side
  • Adding a thick border around the form
  • Filling the entire form in with one color
  • Filling and adding borders to the data entry cells

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More resources:

https://www.techrepublic.com/blog/windows-and-office/20-excel-tips-for-creating-stylish-spreadsheets/

https://www.fm-magazine.com/news/2018/feb/excel-formats-and-styles-differences-201818309.html

https://medium.com/@nathanmccallister/how-to-make-your-excel-spreadsheets-look-professional-in-just-11-steps-20592e1781cf