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I have a spreadsheet containing over 3000 lines of data. Looking through the
row numbers some rows are "missing". However, pointing the cursor over the missing rows it is possible to expand out each row individually. So for instance row 2110 is followed by row 3003. Using the cursor it is possible to expand out row 3002 then to manually expand out row 3001 and so on down the line. How can I do this manually. The Row Hide / Unhide command doesn't work. Also all the row numbers along the left hand side of the spreadsheet are in blue up to 3003 - from here on they are typed in the usual black/ Has anyone seen this before? |
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