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I have two questions -

(a) How do I format a cell to display a number like *2,50,000.00* and
not 250,000.00 ?

(b) I have 10 columns say F to O, that I use to enter data once a
month. However, I do not want to see these columns everyday. Can I
*roll these columns* by some means. I do not know VBA or Macros.

All help appreciated.


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(a) set the Custom format for the cell to ###","###","##","###.##

(b) Without using a VBA-Button, you can select the columns and Hide
them, and select the columns either side and Unhide when you wish to
enter data.

Is that what you mean?

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I have two questions -

(a) How do I format a cell to display a number like *2,50,000.00* and
not 250,000.00 ?

(b) I have 10 columns say F to O, that I use to enter data once a
month. However, I do not want to see these columns everyday. Can I
*roll these columns* by some means. I do not know VBA or Macros.

All help appreciated.



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Thanks.

(a) This worked with ##","##","###.##

(b) I got it working by selecting the columns and then using Data/Group
and Outline/Group

Bryan Hessey Wrote:
(a) set the Custom format for the cell to ###","###","##","###.##

(b) Without using a VBA-Button, you can select the columns and Hide
them, and select the columns either side and Unhide when you wish to
enter data.

Is that what you mean?



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Good to see, and thanks for the response

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Thanks.

(a) This worked with ##","##","###.##

(b) I got it working by selecting the columns and then using Data/Group
and Outline/Group



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