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How do you unhide "lost" cells?

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by - delegate Renee [2 posts] (2008 Jan 28 Mon, 16:21) replyReply

If you hide columns in the excel spreadsheet, quite often they get lost and you can't find them again. where do I look for them once you have used the "unhide/hide" option and they still don't turn up.

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RE: how do you unhide "lost" cells?

by - delegate Paul gold contributer[121 posts] (2008 Jan 29 Tue, 16:43) replyReply

Try selecting a load of rows, e.g. row 1 thru row 2500 and then go right click > unhide.

You may find them

RE: how do you unhide "lost" cells?

by - trainer Mark gold contributer[275 posts] (2008 Feb 1 Fri, 10:42) replyReply

Hi Renee

Hope you are well i can understwhere you are coming from, when you need to unhide rows or columns you find need to find which row or column that you need to unhide to do this look on the header for an example header D and header F

You will then need to select from column C to G then go the format menu and columns then click unhide this should bring back the unhidden ones, you can also right click on the column header and click unhide

hope this helps you

Mark East


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Excel tip:

Select blank cells automatically

Get Excel to find any blank (empty) cells in a region for you by:

1. Selecting the appropriate region from your spreadsheet.

2. On the menu bar, go to Edit - Go to.

3. Click the 'Special' button, then select Blanks and click OK.

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