Columns not accessible

J

JayDee

Someone else created the worksheet and the columns stop at "T". Then the
worksheet is blue where the columns of "U" "V" "W" etc would normally appear.
I cannot tab past column "T" nor can I insert any columns. How do I remove
the "blue shaded" area and restore the columns in the excel worksheet?
 
J

JayDee

Thank you. However, selecting cell A1 and Unhide did not restore the
columns. I am not sure how this spreadsheet was set up. However, I cannot
see anything other than cell A1 or the designated columns. Any columns that
were shaded blue are no longer visible or accessible.
 
G

Gord Dibben

Re-read David's reply then try again.

Do not select A1


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP
 

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