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How do I unhide a column in Excel?
How do I 'UNHIDE" A COLUMN/S IN eXCEL?
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How do I 'UNHIDE" A COLUMN/S IN eXCEL?
Select the two columns on either side of the hidden one, and use: Format Column Unhide |
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select both the column before and after the column that is hid, right click,
and select unhide "9213JM" wrote: How do I 'UNHIDE" A COLUMN/S IN eXCEL? pLEASE RESPOND. |
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Say you want to unhide column E.
Edit|goto type E1 (in the reference box) format|column|Unhide If you want to unhide E:G, just edit|goto type e:g format|column|Unhide This is nice if you want to leave the adjacent columns hidden. 9213JM wrote: How do I 'UNHIDE" A COLUMN/S IN eXCEL? pLEASE RESPOND. -- Dave Peterson |
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