how can I blank out columns that are not being used

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Paul B

rnooner, one way, select the columns you don't want to see and then format
columns hide

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Lewis Clark

You can hide them by selecting the columns and clicking on FORMAT ...
COLUMNS ... HIDE.
 
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rnooner

is this the only way. I have seen worksheets where what you wasn't using was
blanked out and not hid
 
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Paul B

rnooner, what do you mean by "blanked out" if you have data in columns A:D
and hide columns E:IV you will only see columns A:D and the rest of the
screen will be gray

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