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JR Hester
Excel Xp on Win XP
I am working with series of worksheets prepared by an indivuidual no longer
with our organization, so I can't ask.
It appears that the top 3 rows have been hidden, because the top row of
appearing on each sheet was/is row #4. I also positioned IP into cell A4 and
used uparrow, which indicated I was in cell A3, A2, A1 respectively each time
I pressed the uparrow key. Also during this time, although I could not see
teh actual rows onscreen, the contents of these cells displayed in the
formula bar.
I need to unhide these rows so that I can delete them. I need to import data
from these spreadsheets into an Access database, and need my 4th row(
contains field names) to be top row( #1). I can't find a way to select rows
1, 2 and 3. There has to be a trick for selecting these top 3 rows that I
have not discovered.
Who can light my torch so I can see these hidden rows. Thanks in advance
for your fantastic assistance.
I am working with series of worksheets prepared by an indivuidual no longer
with our organization, so I can't ask.
It appears that the top 3 rows have been hidden, because the top row of
appearing on each sheet was/is row #4. I also positioned IP into cell A4 and
used uparrow, which indicated I was in cell A3, A2, A1 respectively each time
I pressed the uparrow key. Also during this time, although I could not see
teh actual rows onscreen, the contents of these cells displayed in the
formula bar.
I need to unhide these rows so that I can delete them. I need to import data
from these spreadsheets into an Access database, and need my 4th row(
contains field names) to be top row( #1). I can't find a way to select rows
1, 2 and 3. There has to be a trick for selecting these top 3 rows that I
have not discovered.
Who can light my torch so I can see these hidden rows. Thanks in advance
for your fantastic assistance.