MS project. I have hiden columns and cant unhide!

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Some of the rows or columns in my spreadsheet are hidden. How do I see all rows or columns?

1. Select the area of the spreadsheet where rows or columns are hidden. To select the entire spreadsheet, select Edit ? Select All from the main menu or press CTRL + A
2. To show all rows, select Format ? Row ? Show from the main menu
   To show all columns, select Format ? Column ? Show from the main menu.

https://www.google.com/search?q=unhide+a+hidden+row+Lotus+123

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The solution is slightly different depending on the version of Excel. For Excel 2007 here are details:
http://www.techonthenet.com/excel/columns/unhide_cola2007.php

Select column A and do right click on it. At the bottom of pop-up box you will get option to unhide it.

to unhide file extensions to see what you have in XP open my computer (or windows explorer) Tools/Folder Options/View ...change 'Do not show hidden files and folders' to 'Show hidden files and folders' uncheck 'Hide extensions for known file types' if you wish you can uncheck 'Hide protected operating system files'

to unhide file extensions to see what you have in Vista open my computer (or windows explorer) Organize/Folder And Search Options/View ...change 'Do not show hidden files and folders' to 'Show hidden files and folders' uncheck 'Hide extensions for known file types' if you wish you can uncheck 'Hide protected operating system files'

if this is what you mean

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try to make externel memory card reder and dnt open.1st activate ur hiden fils and folders and go to memericad rigcht clik explor and del all hiden files specialy aoutorun.inf file del. and copy ur doc to pc then good for format ur memory card. tnx

to unhide th column.
click on the upper most left corner (the box on top of the row1 and column c). the enter spreadsheet should be highlighted. then go to format>>unhide. you should have the column A and B.
as far as the lost numbers. if you did not close the work sheet, you can retrieve them by using the back button on the tool bar. you can't retrieve lost number if you close the worksheet and reopen it again.

there is a small round spring clip on the 3/4'' steel shaft almost hiden by metal plate push down on plate with plate pushed down have a trusted friend carefully remove steel spring clip with a small scriber or similar careful not to poke friend with tool good luck with this project

U can unhide or hide the ruler in MS Office Word by choosing Menu View and click Ruler. You can click on and click off to toggle the Ruler on and off.

If not working the the office setting is corrupted due to virus issue and you probably need to reinstall office. chekamal

I have created a spreadsheet for you to a) use and b) to learn from.

It is an Automated spreadsheet (as they should be) which calculates the number of minutes in a working week or month and calculates the average time per email giving Daily, Weekly and Monthly Outputs. It takes into account Public Holidays (or for time off). You can use the Output to create Graphs etc to visually display the Output.

It also allows you to calculate a Part Month average.

I have displayed it as it was CONSTRUCTED and as it would be USED.

The As Used worksheet is Protected and the only Inputs that can be done are in the Green Boxes (also the Saturday and Sunday boxes but you will need to Unhide the Validation List to include these and then to add 2 more columns titled Is Saturday? and Is Sunday? with the appropriate If Statement.

To unprotect the sheet go to Tools - Protection - Unprotect. There is no password so leave this blank.

All the workings are still there, the columns are just Hidden. To Unhide them, highlight the columns to the left and right of the hidden columns, click on Format - Columns - Unhide. To hide them again, highlight the columns that you want hidden, click on Format - Columns - Hide.

The LOGIC used (as in Functions) may seem complex but if you read the Descriptions in the first row you should be able to work out what and why it was done that way. Click on a cell to see what Function was used where.

You said that your spreadsheet was becoming a real mess, well I have created a monster for you (but not a mess).

I have uploaded the file to here:

http://users.tpg.com.au/lesliecl/

Hope this gives you the push to really start using Excel.