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How to easily locate hidden rows in a large worksheet?
Instead of carefully going down the worksheet and trying to identify where I
have previously hidden rows, is there a way to have a small + button on the side where rows are hidden, or a small - button next to rows which I have expanded? I seem to remember being able to do that in the past with Excel 2000, but I can't find out how to do it now. Pls help. Thanks. |
How to easily locate hidden rows in a large worksheet?
Take a look at the help file dealing with outlining tables and lists, or
even look at subtotals. Microsoft Excel HelpAnalyzing and Managing DataSummarizing Data in Lists and TablesOutlining -- Sincerely, Ronald R. Dodge, Jr. Master MOUS 2000 "Alberta Peach" wrote in message ... Instead of carefully going down the worksheet and trying to identify where I have previously hidden rows, is there a way to have a small + button on the side where rows are hidden, or a small - button next to rows which I have expanded? I seem to remember being able to do that in the past with Excel 2000, but I can't find out how to do it now. Pls help. Thanks. |
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