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On Aug 1, 1:35*pm, John C <johnc@stateofdenial wrote:
Just curious, if everything is hidden if it is not selected, how do you select in the first place? -- John C "Pierre" wrote: Is it possible tohideeverything that's "not" currently selected? Lets say: "Top rows of a table, and rows 25 through 50", for instance would remain visible. *They'd be the ones selected;hideeverything else. I could use it if can be done. Pierre-Hidequoted text - - Show quoted text - I wanted to select rows 1-3, 24-98, and 125-230, and just hide the others. (Rather than select what I want to hide and hide them; or Rather than, highlight these, and paste them onto another worksheet.) I know, it's Monday. Thanks Pierre |
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