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How do I eliminate a list from an Excel spreadsheet?
I unintentionaly created a list in a spreadsheet I have which has over 4,000
rows of data in 10 columns. The list I created was the first 5 columns of the entire spreadsheet, and due to creating the list, it added a row in those 5 coilmns, and now my spreadsheet has the info for a row for last 5 columns being shown one row up from the other data for that row. |
How do I eliminate a list from an Excel spreadsheet?
Assuming Excel 2003 and you created the list using DataCreate List. Right-click on the toolbar and select "List" toolbar. With a cell in your list active, from "List" drop-down on Toolbar select "Convert To Range". Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Wed, 29 Nov 2006 06:27:00 -0800, Pete wrote: I unintentionaly created a list in a spreadsheet I have which has over 4,000 rows of data in 10 columns. The list I created was the first 5 columns of the entire spreadsheet, and due to creating the list, it added a row in those 5 coilmns, and now my spreadsheet has the info for a row for last 5 columns being shown one row up from the other data for that row. |
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