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numbering rows that are not hidden
I have a spreadsheet with hidden rows. I want to number the rows that are
NOT hidden, so that I have a count of the rows that are visable. Example: Rows 1-10 are hidden, but 11-20 are visable. I want row 11, to actually show as row 1. I only really need this for printing purposes. Is there any way to do this? Thanks. |
numbering rows that are not hidden
You'd have to insert a temporary new column A and run your numbers down it.
-- Jim "sscheirer" wrote in message ... |I have a spreadsheet with hidden rows. I want to number the rows that are | NOT hidden, so that I have a count of the rows that are visable. | | Example: | | Rows 1-10 are hidden, but 11-20 are visable. I want row 11, to actually | show as row 1. | | I only really need this for printing purposes. Is there any way to do this? | | Thanks. |
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