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Borders Disappear When Hiding Columns
I have a worksheet on which I have hidden most of the rows (1-2000 still
show) and most of the columns (A-H still show). When I format the borders of the "showing" cells, the borders in column H do not appear - the cells remain all white with no borders showing. If I unhide the hidden columns to the right of column H, the borders in column H show up normally. There is no conditional formatting of any kind on this sheet. Has anyone seen this behavior before, and do you understand why it's happening? I'm still stuck with Excel 2003 and Windows XP here at work. Thanks, Eric |
Borders Disappear When Hiding Columns
Sorry - wrong group. I'll repost in the General Questions area...
"EricG" wrote: I have a worksheet on which I have hidden most of the rows (1-2000 still show) and most of the columns (A-H still show). When I format the borders of the "showing" cells, the borders in column H do not appear - the cells remain all white with no borders showing. If I unhide the hidden columns to the right of column H, the borders in column H show up normally. There is no conditional formatting of any kind on this sheet. Has anyone seen this behavior before, and do you understand why it's happening? I'm still stuck with Excel 2003 and Windows XP here at work. Thanks, Eric |
Borders Disappear When Hiding Columns
Hi Eric
Select column H and format cells with a right side border, or in first unused column (first visible column) insert a left border. Hopes this helps. ..... Per "EricG" skrev i meddelelsen ... I have a worksheet on which I have hidden most of the rows (1-2000 still show) and most of the columns (A-H still show). When I format the borders of the "showing" cells, the borders in column H do not appear - the cells remain all white with no borders showing. If I unhide the hidden columns to the right of column H, the borders in column H show up normally. There is no conditional formatting of any kind on this sheet. Has anyone seen this behavior before, and do you understand why it's happening? I'm still stuck with Excel 2003 and Windows XP here at work. Thanks, Eric |
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