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Row numbers are not consecutive (jumps from row 3 to row 8). To the best of
my knowledge I've never done anything (like hiding) that would cause this condition. |
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Do you have a data filter on?
Regardless of what caused it, did you try unhiding the rows? Regards, Fred "Richard" wrote in message ... Row numbers are not consecutive (jumps from row 3 to row 8). To the best of my knowledge I've never done anything (like hiding) that would cause this condition. |
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Richard,
Rows don't dissapear, they are visible, hidden or so small you can't see them and the difference between the last 2 states is fundamental to the method for making then visible again. Method one. Select rows either side of the 'missing' rows and right-click in the shaded area and see if they come back If they dont right click again and this time select 'row height' and set to say 15 and they should appear -- Mike When competing hypotheses are otherwise equal, adopt the hypothesis that introduces the fewest assumptions while still sufficiently answering the question. "Richard" wrote: Row numbers are not consecutive (jumps from row 3 to row 8). To the best of my knowledge I've never done anything (like hiding) that would cause this condition. |
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I forgot one are they filtered out with a worksheet filter?
-- Mike When competing hypotheses are otherwise equal, adopt the hypothesis that introduces the fewest assumptions while still sufficiently answering the question. "Mike H" wrote: Richard, Rows don't dissapear, they are visible, hidden or so small you can't see them and the difference between the last 2 states is fundamental to the method for making then visible again. Method one. Select rows either side of the 'missing' rows and right-click in the shaded area and see if they come back If they dont right click again and this time select 'row height' and set to say 15 and they should appear -- Mike When competing hypotheses are otherwise equal, adopt the hypothesis that introduces the fewest assumptions while still sufficiently answering the question. "Richard" wrote: Row numbers are not consecutive (jumps from row 3 to row 8). To the best of my knowledge I've never done anything (like hiding) that would cause this condition. |
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