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How do I Reset Column lettering
Hi, I am using Excel 2002 and noticed that one of my spreadsheets lettering
for columns is "A", "B", "C", "D", "F", for some reason column "E" disappeared. I know that I deleted and inserted columns numerous times but I believe that the sequence is rearranged for the new / deleted column but not in this case, the column letter is skipped. How do I re-sequence the columns so that they are sequential? Thanks you, Bob |
How do I Reset Column lettering
Are you sure it is not hidden? Select column D thru F, right-click and
"Unhide" |
How do I Reset Column lettering
Would appear that column E is hidden.
Select D and F then right-click and "unhide" Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Fri, 23 May 2008 18:33:00 -0700, Boblink wrote: Hi, I am using Excel 2002 and noticed that one of my spreadsheets lettering for columns is "A", "B", "C", "D", "F", for some reason column "E" disappeared. I know that I deleted and inserted columns numerous times but I believe that the sequence is rearranged for the new / deleted column but not in this case, the column letter is skipped. How do I re-sequence the columns so that they are sequential? Thanks you, Bob |
How do I Reset Column lettering
Maybe you hide column E.
Hover your mouse in the column D header. The cursor will change to a downward arrow. Left click and drag accross the column headers to column F. In effect, selecting columns D:F. Goto FormatColumnUnhide -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Boblink" wrote in message ... Hi, I am using Excel 2002 and noticed that one of my spreadsheets lettering for columns is "A", "B", "C", "D", "F", for some reason column "E" disappeared. I know that I deleted and inserted columns numerous times but I believe that the sequence is rearranged for the new / deleted column but not in this case, the column letter is skipped. How do I re-sequence the columns so that they are sequential? Thanks you, Bob |
How do I Reset Column lettering
Another way to unhide column E:
Edit|Goto type E1 Click ok Then Format|column|Unhide Boblink wrote: Hi, I am using Excel 2002 and noticed that one of my spreadsheets lettering for columns is "A", "B", "C", "D", "F", for some reason column "E" disappeared. I know that I deleted and inserted columns numerous times but I believe that the sequence is rearranged for the new / deleted column but not in this case, the column letter is skipped. How do I re-sequence the columns so that they are sequential? Thanks you, Bob -- Dave Peterson |
Hide and seek
Hi guys, that's exactly what it was, somehow / somewhere, I must have hidden
this column and forgot to unhide it when I finished what I was doing and since I am the only user of my system, i question why I would hide it in the first place but that's my problem to figure out. Thank you all for your help, the reason that I took so long to POST a reply was that I was able to send a YES for "WAS THIS POST HELPUL" but when I hit REPLY, the screen went blank for a second or two and then the same page (my POST titled How Do I Reset Column Lettering" appeared, I did not get the Reply To screen that i expected). FYI, I am using Mozilla so i signed-in to the message board using IE and the same thing happened. I have another computer so I tried signing-in with that computer but again, I would get my POST back (NO Reply To screen). I am using a friends computer to POST this note and apologize for the delay in POSTING but I am baffled at what is going on? It is VERY strange that I was unable to POST using 2 different systems (Vista and WindowsXp Pro) and 2 different browsers (Mozilla and IE). Bob |
Hide and seek
If you use a newsreader or Outlook Express to access the groups you won't
get all those problems with the web interface. See this: http://www.tushar-mehta.com/misc_tutorials/oe_ng/ -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Boblink" wrote in message ... Hi guys, that's exactly what it was, somehow / somewhere, I must have hidden this column and forgot to unhide it when I finished what I was doing and since I am the only user of my system, i question why I would hide it in the first place but that's my problem to figure out. Thank you all for your help, the reason that I took so long to POST a reply was that I was able to send a YES for "WAS THIS POST HELPUL" but when I hit REPLY, the screen went blank for a second or two and then the same page (my POST titled How Do I Reset Column Lettering" appeared, I did not get the Reply To screen that i expected). FYI, I am using Mozilla so i signed-in to the message board using IE and the same thing happened. I have another computer so I tried signing-in with that computer but again, I would get my POST back (NO Reply To screen). I am using a friends computer to POST this note and apologize for the delay in POSTING but I am baffled at what is going on? It is VERY strange that I was unable to POST using 2 different systems (Vista and WindowsXp Pro) and 2 different browsers (Mozilla and IE). Bob |
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