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MS EXCEL does not let me insert a column

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    sharmila
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    MS EXCEL does not let me insert a column

    MS Excel does not let me insert a column. It displays an error message thus-
    To prevent possible loss of date, MS Excel cannot shift non-blank cells off
    the work sheet.
    What should I do to insert a new comumn?


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    Had that problem a couple of times.

    Try selecting all the blank columns to the right of your data and then deleting them, sometime the blank cells might have a format on then. Then try inserting your new column.

    That's only worked for me a couple of times though.

    the alternative is copy the data into a new workbook, that usually works.

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    Dave Peterson
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    Re: MS EXCEL does not let me insert a column

    XL: "Cannot Shift Objects Off Sheet" Error Hiding Columns
    http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-ca;211769

    Remember to look for comments and merged cells.

    sharmila wrote:
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    > MS Excel does not let me insert a column. It displays an error message thus-
    > To prevent possible loss of date, MS Excel cannot shift non-blank cells off
    > the work sheet.
    > What should I do to insert a new comumn?
    >
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