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I have accidently hidden rows 1 through to 20 on my spreadsheet and saved the
file. When I opened it I found that I couldn't unhide them by right clicking
and selecting 'unhide' as this option wasn't available to me.
Can anyone help?


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Go to the center of the top of row 21 at the corner of top row and
column A or whatever column is visible. Move your mouse slowly in that
area and it should change from a large "PLUS" to something like the
following = when you see that, hold the left mouse button down and drag
down and it should resize those rows for you.


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How do I unhide rows 1 through to 20 though?

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Go to the center of the top of row 21 at the corner of top row and
column A or whatever column is visible. Move your mouse slowly in that
area and it should change from a large "PLUS" to something like the
following = when you see that, hold the left mouse button down and drag
down and it should resize those rows for you.


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Hi

Press CTRL+A to select the whole sheet
FormatRowsUnhide


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Struggling of Essex wrote:
How do I unhide rows 1 through to 20 though?

"wjohnson" wrote:


Go to the center of the top of row 21 at the corner of top row and
column A or whatever column is visible. Move your mouse slowly in
that
area and it should change from a large "PLUS" to something like the
following = when you see that, hold the left mouse button down and
drag
down and it should resize those rows for you.


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Many thanks

"Roger Govier" wrote:

Hi

Press CTRL+A to select the whole sheet
FormatRowsUnhide


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Roger Govier



Struggling of Essex wrote:
How do I unhide rows 1 through to 20 though?

"wjohnson" wrote:


Go to the center of the top of row 21 at the corner of top row and
column A or whatever column is visible. Move your mouse slowly in
that
area and it should change from a large "PLUS" to something like the
following = when you see that, hold the left mouse button down and
drag
down and it should resize those rows for you.


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Another way:

Edit|goto
type in A1:A20
format|row|Unhide



Struggling of Essex wrote:

I have accidently hidden rows 1 through to 20 on my spreadsheet and saved the
file. When I opened it I found that I couldn't unhide them by right clicking
and selecting 'unhide' as this option wasn't available to me.
Can anyone help?


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Hi,

None of these suggestions seems to work on Excel 2008 for Mac.
Any clues?

Thanks, Stefano

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

Another way:

Edit|goto
type in A1:A20
format|row|Unhide



Struggling of Essex wrote:

I have accidently hidden rows 1 through to 20 on my spreadsheet and saved the
file. When I opened it I found that I couldn't unhide them by right clicking
and selecting 'unhide' as this option wasn't available to me.
Can anyone help?


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Check to see if you can use Window|Unfreeze panes.
Then scroll to the left
if that doesn't work, then try the edit|goto stuff

If that doesn't work, then you may want to post in
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsof...c.office.excel

smaruzzi wrote:

Hi,

None of these suggestions seems to work on Excel 2008 for Mac.
Any clues?

Thanks, Stefano

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

Another way:

Edit|goto
type in A1:A20
format|row|Unhide



Struggling of Essex wrote:

I have accidently hidden rows 1 through to 20 on my spreadsheet and saved the
file. When I opened it I found that I couldn't unhide them by right clicking
and selecting 'unhide' as this option wasn't available to me.
Can anyone help?


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