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Curious Worksheet Format
I was e-mailed a worksheet which contains some (to me) unusual features.
It covers cells A1 to M25. The rest of the worksheet is blank - by which I mean nothing - no cell outlines, just a gray undistinguished area. It contains a large watermark type "Page 1" in enormous size, covering most of the worksheet. If I enter anything in one of the grayed out cells, say in A30, the worksheet "expands", that is normal appearance is restored, so the worksheet now displays cells A1:M30. How was this worksheet formatted/created? Can I restore the appearance to that of a normal worksheet? -- PT |
Hi, PT. You are in Page Break view. To switch back to the Normal view
that you seem to be more familiar with, click on View | Normal. PT wrote: I was e-mailed a worksheet which contains some (to me) unusual features. It covers cells A1 to M25. The rest of the worksheet is blank - by which I mean nothing - no cell outlines, just a gray undistinguished area. It contains a large watermark type "Page 1" in enormous size, covering most of the worksheet. If I enter anything in one of the grayed out cells, say in A30, the worksheet "expands", that is normal appearance is restored, so the worksheet now displays cells A1:M30. How was this worksheet formatted/created? Can I restore the appearance to that of a normal worksheet? |
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