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It seems like I'm missing something obvious here.
First, I have a sheet with a lot of phone numbers. quite a few are like 5561234567 and I needed all of them to be like (556) 123-4567. I used a filer to find all the problem numbers and copied them to a new sheet where I fixed them. Now I want to paste them back into the original sheet over the old numbers. But when I try to paste, it pastes even to the rows that are hidden by the filter. Is there a way to make it so excel ignores the hidden rows so I can just paste one list on top of the other? |
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