See more columns without scrolling, more rows without zooming out, and keep a second workbook open beside the first. Our picks from the Deco Gear lineup.
At 100% zoom, Excel’s default column is 64 pixels wide. 5120 pixels of width shows about 79 columns.
Default rows are 20 pixels tall. A 2160-pixel-tall screen shows about 93 rows after the ribbon.
Snap two full-height workbooks side by side, or use picture-by-picture with a second computer.
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How we chose: product details come from each model’s current factory spec sheet. Estimates at 100% zoom and 100% Windows scaling, Excel default column width (64 px) and row height (20 px), after about 290 pixels of ribbon and taskbar.
At 100% zoom and 100% display scaling, Excel’s default column is 64 pixels wide. A 5120-pixel-wide screen shows about 79 columns, a 3440-pixel screen about 52, and a 2560-pixel (27-inch QHD) screen about 39.
On wide screens, yes: the curve keeps the far columns at a similar distance from your eyes as the middle. The 49″ 5K and the 34″ Business use a 1500R curve; the 40″ 5K2K uses a gentler 2500R.
Not necessarily. If you mostly need more rows, the 40″ 5K2K shows about 93 rows versus about 57 on a 49-inch 5120 × 1440 screen. If you need more columns or two workbooks side by side, the 49″ is the better fit.
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