ExcelBanter

ExcelBanter (https://www.excelbanter.com/)
-   Excel Discussion (Misc queries) (https://www.excelbanter.com/excel-discussion-misc-queries/)
-   -   Why can't I unhide a hiden row (https://www.excelbanter.com/excel-discussion-misc-queries/3343-why-cant-i-unhide-hiden-row.html)

JBurke

Why can't I unhide a hiden row
 
A new problem in Excel - when I hide a row, suddenly I can't use the "unhide"
menu command to unhide the row. I have to use the tool and pull it down and
resize it. Anyone experienced this? Thanks

RWN

Does the "UnHide" show up on the menu (or is it greyed out - protected sheet).

Are you selecting the rows on either side of the hidden rows?

--
Regards;
Rob
------------------------------------------------------------------------
"JBurke" wrote in message
...
A new problem in Excel - when I hide a row, suddenly I can't use the "unhide"
menu command to unhide the row. I have to use the tool and pull it down and
resize it. Anyone experienced this? Thanks




JBurke

Yes. "Unhide" does show up, but when you selected it nothing seems to
happen. The sheet is not protected, and I am selecting the rows above and
below the hidden rows.

That's why it's so puzzling to me. Thanks for writing back.

BTW...It's Excel 2003 SP1.

"RWN" wrote:

Does the "UnHide" show up on the menu (or is it greyed out - protected sheet).

Are you selecting the rows on either side of the hidden rows?

--
Regards;
Rob
------------------------------------------------------------------------
"JBurke" wrote in message
...
A new problem in Excel - when I hide a row, suddenly I can't use the "unhide"
menu command to unhide the row. I have to use the tool and pull it down and
resize it. Anyone experienced this? Thanks





Norman Jones

Hi J,

I would guess that the row's height has been set to a very low size. Try
resizing the relevant row.

---
Regards,
Norman



"JBurke" wrote in message
...
Yes. "Unhide" does show up, but when you selected it nothing seems to
happen. The sheet is not protected, and I am selecting the rows above and
below the hidden rows.

That's why it's so puzzling to me. Thanks for writing back.

BTW...It's Excel 2003 SP1.

"RWN" wrote:

Does the "UnHide" show up on the menu (or is it greyed out - protected
sheet).

Are you selecting the rows on either side of the hidden rows?

--
Regards;
Rob
------------------------------------------------------------------------
"JBurke" wrote in message
...
A new problem in Excel - when I hide a row, suddenly I can't use the
"unhide"
menu command to unhide the row. I have to use the tool and pull it
down and
resize it. Anyone experienced this? Thanks







Norman Jones


Hi J,

Another thought, how did you hide the row?

---
Regards,
Norman



"Norman Jones" wrote in message
...
Hi J,

I would guess that the row's height has been set to a very low size. Try
resizing the relevant row.

---
Regards,
Norman




Dave Peterson

Ahhh.

I bet you're thinking: Data|filter|show all
or some sort of unfiltering action.

Norman Jones wrote:

Hi J,

Another thought, how did you hide the row?

---
Regards,
Norman

"Norman Jones" wrote in message
...
Hi J,

I would guess that the row's height has been set to a very low size. Try
resizing the relevant row.

---
Regards,
Norman


--

Dave Peterson

Peo Sjoblom

Press F5 and type in a cell address in this particular row, so if it is row
5 type for instance in A5,
then do formatrowheight and select 12.75 and press enter


--
Regards,

Peo Sjoblom

(No private emails please, for everyone's
benefit keep the discussion in the newsgroup/forum)



"JBurke" wrote in message
...
Yes. "Unhide" does show up, but when you selected it nothing seems to
happen. The sheet is not protected, and I am selecting the rows above and
below the hidden rows.

That's why it's so puzzling to me. Thanks for writing back.

BTW...It's Excel 2003 SP1.

"RWN" wrote:

Does the "UnHide" show up on the menu (or is it greyed out - protected
sheet).

Are you selecting the rows on either side of the hidden rows?

--
Regards;
Rob
------------------------------------------------------------------------
"JBurke" wrote in message
...
A new problem in Excel - when I hide a row, suddenly I can't use the
"unhide"
menu command to unhide the row. I have to use the tool and pull it
down and
resize it. Anyone experienced this? Thanks







JBurke

First, thanks to everyone for their thoughtful replies.

I was able to resize the row using Peo's suggestion, as I was able to just
drag the row down to reveal it. The strange thing to me is that it won't
function as it should - and has in the past - by just selecting the row and
unhiding it.

In answer to the other question, I just hid it normally by selecting Row -
Hide from the menu. "Hide" works, but "Unhide" suddendly does not. It's not
that I can't get to the row. It's just strange to me that I can't unhide it.
This is a function I've used often and successfully for quite a while that
suddenly won't work.

"Peo Sjoblom" wrote:

Press F5 and type in a cell address in this particular row, so if it is row
5 type for instance in A5,
then do formatrowheight and select 12.75 and press enter


--
Regards,

Peo Sjoblom

(No private emails please, for everyone's
benefit keep the discussion in the newsgroup/forum)



"JBurke" wrote in message
...
Yes. "Unhide" does show up, but when you selected it nothing seems to
happen. The sheet is not protected, and I am selecting the rows above and
below the hidden rows.

That's why it's so puzzling to me. Thanks for writing back.

BTW...It's Excel 2003 SP1.

"RWN" wrote:

Does the "UnHide" show up on the menu (or is it greyed out - protected
sheet).

Are you selecting the rows on either side of the hidden rows?

--
Regards;
Rob
------------------------------------------------------------------------
"JBurke" wrote in message
...
A new problem in Excel - when I hide a row, suddenly I can't use the
"unhide"
menu command to unhide the row. I have to use the tool and pull it
down and
resize it. Anyone experienced this? Thanks








All times are GMT +1. The time now is 01:38 AM.

Powered by vBulletin® Copyright ©2000 - 2025, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
ExcelBanter.com