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Viewing an Excel sheet w/out all the empty fields...
How do you create a spreadsheet that only shows the fileds with data in them?
-How do you get rid of all the empty rows/columns, to ease viewing for those who are easily confused by excel spreadsheets? (I don't know how else to emaplin my question... I just don't want the extra columns & rows there, if that's possible...) Please help... |
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I just don't want the extra columns & rows there, if that's possible... Just hide them! Suppose the last column in your sheet that contains data is column H. You can hide columns I:IV so that after column H all you see is a big empty gray expanse of nothingness! You can do the same with rows, too. To hide columns I:IV Hit function key F5 In the Reference box enter: I:IV Click OK Within that selected range, right click and select Hide. Repeat the process for rows. Of course, you would use row NUMBERS like 100:65536 Biff "lostinexcel" wrote in message ... How do you create a spreadsheet that only shows the fileds with data in them? -How do you get rid of all the empty rows/columns, to ease viewing for those who are easily confused by excel spreadsheets? (I don't know how else to emaplin my question... I just don't want the extra columns & rows there, if that's possible...) Please help... |
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