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S Thomas

XL2003, how can I set the view to show only the cells with data
 
In Excel 2003, how can I set the view to show only the cells with data in
them and the rest of the spreadsheet be hidden or just show a blank area with
no cells showing?
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S Thomas

Pete_UK

XL2003, how can I set the view to show only the cells with data
 
You can hide the rows and columns that you are not using. Imagine you
are using columns A to F - highlight column G by clicking the "G" at
the top of the column, then hold the <Shift key down and press <End
once followed by <Right-arrow then release <Shift. This will have
highlighted all the columns from G to IV, then select Format | Columns
| Hide.

Do a similar thing for the rows - if you make use of 30 rows, for
example, highlight all the rows from 31 to the bottom and hide them.

You will have a grey area outside your used range.

Hope this helps.

Pete

S Thomas wrote:
In Excel 2003, how can I set the view to show only the cells with data in
them and the rest of the spreadsheet be hidden or just show a blank area with
no cells showing?
--
S Thomas



S Thomas

XL2003, how can I set the view to show only the cells with dat
 
That did the trick. I was already trying to do that but was trying the Ctrl
key instead of the shift key. Thank you!
--
S Thomas



Pete_UK

XL2003, how can I set the view to show only the cells with dat
 
You're welcome - thanks for feeding back.

Pete

S Thomas wrote:
That did the trick. I was already trying to do that but was trying the Ctrl
key instead of the shift key. Thank you!
--
S Thomas




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