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Getting Back Hiden Columns
Glad it worked.
-- David Biddulph "Marilyn" wrote in message ... Ok, I had to select everything like David suggested go to Format, Column, Width I set the width to 25 and it did not bring column A back. I set the width to 0 which made everything disappear and when I set the width again to 10 column A came back along with everything else. What a weird things to happen "Marilyn" wrote: Does anyone know how to Unhide Column A once the file has been saved? I'm working in an Excel 2003 Spreadsheet and is obvious Column A is not there. I tried to select Column B,C, & D and used the Unhide command but it did not work. Any Suggestions? Thanks, |
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