If you hide columns and/or rows in a list and then copy/paste that list to another location, what happens?
Question
If you hide columns and/or rows in a list and then copy/paste that list to another location, what happens?
Solution
When you hide columns and/or rows in a list and then copy/paste that list to another location, the hidden columns and rows will also be copied and pasted. This means that the data in the hidden columns and rows will still be present in the new location, but they will remain hidden until you unhide them.
Here are the steps:
- Select the range of cells that you want to copy. This includes both visible and hidden cells.
- Copy the selected range (Ctrl+C).
- Navigate to the location where you want to paste the copied cells.
- Paste the cells (Ctrl+V).
The pasted data will maintain the same format as the original, including the hidden rows and columns. If you want to see the hidden data, you will need to unhide the rows or columns.
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