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I have long exc table that I want to use during presentation. I wish to have
a "+" bottom on the left side so, I can open each column and show it's data
when I wish to.

Using the Group option, it will group all the columns together...what am I
doing wrong or is there any other way to perform it?

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Add blank columns, or columns with subtotals, where you want the groups
to end. For example, add a blank column C, then group columns A and B.
Click the button above column C to show or hide columns A and B.

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I have long exc table that I want to use during presentation. I wish to have
a "+" bottom on the left side so, I can open each column and show it's data
when I wish to.

Using the Group option, it will group all the columns together...what am I
doing wrong or is there any other way to perform it?



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