how can I find A column when it's hiden?

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A and B column is hiden, I can't find it even use CANCEL HIDE, how can i find
it?
 
sophie said:
A and B column is hiden, I can't find it even use CANCEL HIDE, how can i find
it?
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Sophie,

You can select the hidden column by ctrl-G, A:A, format/column/unhide if
you want to unhide only one column, or A:B for columns A and B.

Alternatively, the box next to the formula bar, (the Name Box) and type
in A:A or A:B to select the hidden columns, then format/column/unhide.

Beege
 
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