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I was working on more tthan 20 sheets, inserted many "if " formulas, and
tested and everything was ok, now after i close the programme n i open the
formula is no more working, i hide the columns in excel which was connected
to my formula, Is that the reason why the formula is no longer functioning?
how to unhide all of the sheets that i hide in one click?
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Try ToolsOptionsCalculation tab, check Automatic

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I was working on more tthan 20 sheets, inserted many "if " formulas, and
tested and everything was ok, now after i close the programme n i open the
formula is no more working, i hide the columns in excel which was
connected
to my formula, Is that the reason why the formula is no longer
functioning?
how to unhide all of the sheets that i hide in one click?
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Life isa journey not a destination


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