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    Question How do I remove all lines after say line 60?

    How do I remove all lines after say line 60?

    I have created a spreadsheet with 12 tabs at the bottom for each month but I only need to go down as far as line 60. I have created a border around it and removed the continuous formatting for a few lines beneath that but the formatting seems to go on forever, I just want to end each tab at line 30 and have nothing after that on each tab? How do I do this please?

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    Re: How do I remove all lines after say line 60?

    1. Go to the bottom of the table on the worksheet
    2. Select the row select of the first "empty" row................ That's the grey row header at the very left
    The whole row should be selected
    3. Press Shift-CTRL and down arrow
    All rows below the table should be selected
    4. Right click on any row header and select "Delete"
    5. Repeat for all worksheets
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    Re: How do I remove all lines after say line 60?

    That's brilliant! Thank you so much. One other question how do I end my sheet at 60 lines? Because at the moment you can still scroll to infinity...

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    Re: How do I remove all lines after say line 60?

    You can't delete the rows as such, they are always there. Deleting them just clears them.

    What you can do is hide them. Follow Andy's instructions for selecting the rows then choose Format | hide or unhide | hide rows.


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    Re: How do I remove all lines after say line 60?

    You guy's make it sound so simple lol I will give it a go. Thanks so much for your advice it is appreciated.

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    Re: How do I remove all lines after say line 60?

    I have anther quick question, I have sums (averages) between the same cells on each of my 12 tabs I have set them up on the first tab but before I manually start adding them to all the other tabs is there a quick way to apply the same to all tabs?

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    Re: How do I remove all lines after say line 60?

    right click sheet 1 tab,select all sheets
    then any formula you now enter on sheet 1 will be repeated on all sheets, then right click and ungroup
    if you have already put the formulas in
    you can still select all sheets double click the cell with a formula in it and press enter then un group
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    Re: How do I remove all lines after say line 60?

    Wicked! Thanks you so so much

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    Re: How do I remove all lines after say line 60?

    this is the final output of hiding them...
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