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Formating Excel Spreed Sheet
I am creating a spreed sheet and I am using only columns A through G. I was
wondering how do you cut off all the other rcolumns (so you don't scroll and only see columns A-G)? |
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Formating Excel Spreed Sheet
You could hide those columns H:IV in xl2003 and below.
Edit|goto type: H:IV and hit enter Format|Column|Hide xkaylax wrote: I am creating a spreed sheet and I am using only columns A through G. I was wondering how do you cut off all the other rcolumns (so you don't scroll and only see columns A-G)? -- Dave Peterson |
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