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    Lost cells in worksheet

    Please can someone help. Im afraid the document is too large to upload however Im hoping this is something simple.

    The spreadsheet was shared and after being used by several people the data in the worksheet just displays grey. The formula bar still shows the info is in the cells. Please can you advise on how to unhide.

    Many thanks

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    Re: Lost cells in worksheet

    Is there some sort of conditional formatting applied? Go to Home tab, Conditional Formatting, Manage Rules?

    Did someone just shade the cells?... Go to Home tab, in the Font section, check the paint can icon, click the down arrow next to it and pick "no fill".
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    Re: Lost cells in worksheet

    shared workbooks often go completely gaga ,funny formats rows high lighted and so on
    get every one to save a copy localy then unshare the work book. now compare the lot one of them is probably right, then get every one to put their data back into the best copy individually
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