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![]() ![]() Start by selecting the column(s) or row(s) you want to hide. ![]() Fortunately, Microsoft Excel makes it easy to do this. If you're dealing with a data-heavy spreadsheet, sometimes it's helpful to hide or unhide rows and columns to better see the information you need to analyze, rather than deleting the row.
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