Collapsing (hiding) rows

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Ashley

I am currently working on an action plan for work. I would like to have my
main actions there at all times, and then at a click of a button I would like
the details to show.
For example.

Build a house
buy the wood
higher workers
find land

Buy a car
research cars
find a dealer

The things indented I would like to hide, and then the others I would like
to have showing at all times.

I am a very basic excel user, so please answer as detailed as possible.

Thanks in advance for your help!
 
I would think using Group would give you an easy solution.

Type your information as below.

highlight the rows containing your indented information.

Go to Data > Group > Group

The indented data will be hidden and a plus sign will show in your row number.

Click on the plus sign, and the data is unhidden.

If you have multiple groups, you can also use the 1 and 2 that appear at the
top left of your worksheet to group/ungroup all at the same time.
 
I would think using Group would give you an easy solution.

Type your information as below.

highlight the rows containing your indented information.

Go to Data > Group > Group

The indented data will be hidden and a plus sign will show in your row number.

Click on the plus sign, and the data is unhidden.

If you have multiple groups, you can also use the 1 and 2 that appear at the
top left of your worksheet to group/ungroup all at the same time.
 
Assuming your data is in A1:A8..................

Select A2:A5 and Data>Group>By rows.

Select A7:A8 and Data>Group>By rows

Use the + and - buttons to hide/unhide


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP
 
Assuming your data is in A1:A8..................

Select A2:A5 and Data>Group>By rows.

Select A7:A8 and Data>Group>By rows

Use the + and - buttons to hide/unhide


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP
 

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