I read the message sent in by ebf kentucky about having his column A hidden
in Excel and the solution of unfreezing the frames did not work for m y
client. Client is using Office 2007 Excel. It doesn't specify in his email
which version he is using so maybe there is something different for 2007. The
strange part is when the screen is set to full - the A column appears but
when you get the menu bar/ribbon back, the A disappears.

Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

Select columns to the left and right of you want to unhide. Go to Home,
Cells, Format, Hide & Unhide, Unhide Columns from the ribbon.

"G" wrote:

I read the message sent in by ebf kentucky about having his column A hidden
in Excel and the solution of unfreezing the frames did not work for m y
client. Client is using Office 2007 Excel. It doesn't specify in his email
which version he is using so maybe there is something different for 2007. The
strange part is when the screen is set to full - the A column appears but
when you get the menu bar/ribbon back, the A disappears.

Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

If it's column A that's missing select col B and drag to the left, then
unhide as usual.

--
Russell Dawson
Excel Student

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"G" wrote:

I read the message sent in by ebf kentucky about having his column A hidden
in Excel and the solution of unfreezing the frames did not work for m y
client. Client is using Office 2007 Excel. It doesn't specify in his email
which version he is using so maybe there is something different for 2007. The
strange part is when the screen is set to full - the A column appears but
when you get the menu bar/ribbon back, the A disappears.

Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.