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Phil C
Hi folks
Is there an easy way to hide ALL the rows and columns that you are not
actually using?
I have carefully designed a screen layout (on several sheets) so that there
is no need for the user to manually scroll around the sheet to navigate. For
example, a particular sheet only makes use of cells A1:J20.
I discovered that selecting, say, row 24, then using [Ctrl] [Shift]
[down-arrow] selects all the rows from 24 through to 65536. Selecting
Format|Row|Hide did as required. Fine.
I then selected column L (i.e. cells L1:L23) and then did [Ctrl] [Shift]
[right-arrow] to select all the unused columns (L through to IV). When I do
Format|Column|Hide I get an message "Cannot shift objects off sheet". What
is the problem? Does it mean that there is a cell within the range I am
trying to hide that has contents? I shouldn't have, and I can't see
anything. Have I gone "too close to the edge"?
Thanks for your help. I am using Excel XP (v 2002).
Phil
Is there an easy way to hide ALL the rows and columns that you are not
actually using?
I have carefully designed a screen layout (on several sheets) so that there
is no need for the user to manually scroll around the sheet to navigate. For
example, a particular sheet only makes use of cells A1:J20.
I discovered that selecting, say, row 24, then using [Ctrl] [Shift]
[down-arrow] selects all the rows from 24 through to 65536. Selecting
Format|Row|Hide did as required. Fine.
I then selected column L (i.e. cells L1:L23) and then did [Ctrl] [Shift]
[right-arrow] to select all the unused columns (L through to IV). When I do
Format|Column|Hide I get an message "Cannot shift objects off sheet". What
is the problem? Does it mean that there is a cell within the range I am
trying to hide that has contents? I shouldn't have, and I can't see
anything. Have I gone "too close to the edge"?
Thanks for your help. I am using Excel XP (v 2002).
Phil