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Robert de Brus
I'm sure there is a simple solution to this, but so far it has eluded me.
A client's spreadsheed has recently gone a bit weird. The row numbers on the
affected worksheets have turned blue, and many rows are missing.
I figured out the missing rows have been resized to nothing, but it's a time
consuming job to set them back to normal size, as there are dozens or more.
Surely there is a more efficient way to resize them all in one hit? I tried
selecting them all and resizing with Format/Row/Auto and Format/Row/Height
(12.75) but to no avail.
I was informed that they had the BugbearB a few days ago, but that appears
to be gone now. From all the reading I've done on BugbearB it doesn't cause
this sort of behaviour.
Any help would be much appreciated
A client's spreadsheed has recently gone a bit weird. The row numbers on the
affected worksheets have turned blue, and many rows are missing.
I figured out the missing rows have been resized to nothing, but it's a time
consuming job to set them back to normal size, as there are dozens or more.
Surely there is a more efficient way to resize them all in one hit? I tried
selecting them all and resizing with Format/Row/Auto and Format/Row/Height
(12.75) but to no avail.
I was informed that they had the BugbearB a few days ago, but that appears
to be gone now. From all the reading I've done on BugbearB it doesn't cause
this sort of behaviour.
Any help would be much appreciated