Hide Columns A & B and now I can't figure out how to Unhide them. The
obvious doesn't seem to work. Been here, done that, before but got them
back somehow. Guess it's time I found out the right way to do it.
Thx all
Dave
Hide Columns A & B and now I can't figure out how to Unhide them. The
obvious doesn't seem to work. Been here, done that, before but got them
back somehow. Guess it's time I found out the right way to do it.
Thx all
Dave
Hi Dave,
Click on the top left square (intersect of Cols and Rows), FORMAT > columns > Unhide
Ed
Some things to try:
Window|Unfreeze panes
then scroll to the left (maybe they were just behind that frozen pane)
Edit|goto
type: a1:b1
and hit enter
format|column|unhide
Dave wrote:
>
> Hide Columns A & B and now I can't figure out how to Unhide them. The
> obvious doesn't seem to work. Been here, done that, before but got them
> back somehow. Guess it's time I found out the right way to do it.
>
> Thx all
> Dave
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Dave Peterson
Thank you both - both ways work -
Now all I have to do is remember how to do it next time.
Thx again
Dave
Another couple of ways
use the Goto command (f5) to go to a1 then select Format ?Columns > Un hide.
Repeat for column b
2nd Method
Click on Column C header, whilst holding left mouse button down drag mouse pointer to the left, let go left mouse button and follow your normal method of unhiding columns
That I can remember
thx
Dave
I'm so frustrated , none of these work for me. I have been able to unhide these many times in the past, but I cannot do it in this current file. A-E are hidden.
File is from another user, but it is not protected.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Try resetting the column widths. I'm using 2010. Highlight the entire sheet (Ctrl +A) on the HOME menu the select Format Cells icon (mine is 4th from the right), select column width, set to 10 or 12. Excel Format.png
Hello HumanResources1 & Welcome to the Forum,
As you can see, this thread is 12 years old, and as such, essentially closed. If you have a query, please open your own thread as per the forum rules. You can always refer to this thread within your own thread.
HTH
Regards, Jeff
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