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Excel - unHiding a column affects columns in other worksheets?

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John Powell - 09 Feb 2007 12:51 GMT
I have just upgraded to office 2007. Looks great but..if I hide or unhide a
column in one sheet it affects columns in another sheet also?

And I cant print or pdf just one sheet. I get all the pages even when only
one is selected...
JLatham - 09 Feb 2007 13:19 GMT
Can you describe your actions in each case?  I just opened up Excel 2007 and
went to each of the 3 sheets individually, hiding column D on each sheet.  
Went back to Sheet1 and selected columns C:E and unhid D without it changing
anything on the other 2 sheets.

Haven't tried anything with priting or creating pdf just yet.

Do you have all sheets selected as a group when you try either of these
operations?  That would definitely explain the unhide column problem.

> I have just upgraded to office 2007. Looks great but..if I hide or unhide a
> column in one sheet it affects columns in another sheet also?
>
> And I cant print or pdf just one sheet. I get all the pages even when only
> one is selected...
John Powell - 09 Feb 2007 13:29 GMT
Many thanks, I had just discovered the group feature and that it was causing
my problem, also with the printing issue. It would help if one could easily
see that the tabs were selected. I cant see the difference - selected or
unselected.

Thanks again

> Can you describe your actions in each case?  I just opened up Excel 2007 and
> went to each of the 3 sheets individually, hiding column D on each sheet.  
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> > And I cant print or pdf just one sheet. I get all the pages even when only
> > one is selected...
JLatham - 10 Feb 2007 00:23 GMT
John,
I agree, with the color scheme they've chosen, it can be difficult to
instantly see if you have a group selected.  One hint that you get to
indicate this situation is that the name of the workbook, at the center at
the very top of the Excel window will indicate it.  Instead of just "Book1 -
Microsoft Excel", it reads as
"Book1 [Group] - Microsoft Excel" (where Book1 is your file name) when you
have a group of sheets selected.

> Many thanks, I had just discovered the group feature and that it was causing
> my problem, also with the printing issue. It would help if one could easily
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> > > And I cant print or pdf just one sheet. I get all the pages even when only
> > > one is selected...
 
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