Excel thinks blank columns have data?
 

Hi,

I just pasted a fairly large web page with several images into an Excel
sheet, and though it only stretches from columns A through R and rows 1
through 118, my scroll bars seem to think there's data in all the empty space
off to the right and at the bottom. I have miniscule little "scrollers"
that, when taken to the far end, take me to column XFD, row 1048464.

How can I make my scrollers go back to their usual inch-or-so size and end
where the data actually ends?

Thanks,
Mark

Excel thinks blank columns have data?
 

Nevermind, I fixed it! Turns out it was a couple pie charts that I'd pasted
in - for some reason, even though they were the small size they should be,
Excel seemed to think they were the maximum size of the sheet. I just
deleted them and my scroll bars went back to normal.

"Mark Brown" wrote:

Hi,

I just pasted a fairly large web page with several images into an Excel
sheet, and though it only stretches from columns A through R and rows 1
through 118, my scroll bars seem to think there's data in all the empty space
off to the right and at the bottom. I have miniscule little "scrollers"
that, when taken to the far end, take me to column XFD, row 1048464.

How can I make my scrollers go back to their usual inch-or-so size and end
where the data actually ends?

Thanks,
Mark