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One worksheet doesn't show the first 15 rows. I tried the followings, neither worked, even in full-screen mode




  • Step 1: F5 (Ctrl+G) to define &
    select 1:15, set row height to 20 and
    "unhide row", they are still hiding;


  • Step 2: Put cursor in A16, then up..
    till A1 (invisible), select entire
    row (Ctrl+Shift+), hold on Shift
    key, press , till all 15
    rows selected, set height and unhide
    row, still doesn't work!



How can I get them back?










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    Your question does not seem related to programming
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  • It's formating :-)
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    Select all rows, paste them into a new worksheet, all rows show up
    – PerlDev
    Jun 25 '10 at 13:19










  • could you maybe post a screenshot of your worksheet with the hidden rows? have you checked if there are any addins/vba-macros active - linke Wokrsheet_change? Could you add a screenshot of your VBE with the problematic workbook opended in?
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One worksheet doesn't show the first 15 rows. I tried the followings, neither worked, even in full-screen mode




  • Step 1: F5 (Ctrl+G) to define &
    select 1:15, set row height to 20 and
    "unhide row", they are still hiding;


  • Step 2: Put cursor in A16, then up..
    till A1 (invisible), select entire
    row (Ctrl+Shift+), hold on Shift
    key, press , till all 15
    rows selected, set height and unhide
    row, still doesn't work!



How can I get them back?










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    Your question does not seem related to programming
    – Dr. belisarius
    Jun 25 '10 at 13:16










  • It's formating :-)
    – PerlDev
    Jun 25 '10 at 13:18






  • 1




    Select all rows, paste them into a new worksheet, all rows show up
    – PerlDev
    Jun 25 '10 at 13:19










  • could you maybe post a screenshot of your worksheet with the hidden rows? have you checked if there are any addins/vba-macros active - linke Wokrsheet_change? Could you add a screenshot of your VBE with the problematic workbook opended in?
    – Jook
    Sep 24 '12 at 9:52














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One worksheet doesn't show the first 15 rows. I tried the followings, neither worked, even in full-screen mode




  • Step 1: F5 (Ctrl+G) to define &
    select 1:15, set row height to 20 and
    "unhide row", they are still hiding;


  • Step 2: Put cursor in A16, then up..
    till A1 (invisible), select entire
    row (Ctrl+Shift+), hold on Shift
    key, press , till all 15
    rows selected, set height and unhide
    row, still doesn't work!



How can I get them back?










share|improve this question















One worksheet doesn't show the first 15 rows. I tried the followings, neither worked, even in full-screen mode




  • Step 1: F5 (Ctrl+G) to define &
    select 1:15, set row height to 20 and
    "unhide row", they are still hiding;


  • Step 2: Put cursor in A16, then up..
    till A1 (invisible), select entire
    row (Ctrl+Shift+), hold on Shift
    key, press , till all 15
    rows selected, set height and unhide
    row, still doesn't work!



How can I get them back?







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  • 3




    Your question does not seem related to programming
    – Dr. belisarius
    Jun 25 '10 at 13:16










  • It's formating :-)
    – PerlDev
    Jun 25 '10 at 13:18






  • 1




    Select all rows, paste them into a new worksheet, all rows show up
    – PerlDev
    Jun 25 '10 at 13:19










  • could you maybe post a screenshot of your worksheet with the hidden rows? have you checked if there are any addins/vba-macros active - linke Wokrsheet_change? Could you add a screenshot of your VBE with the problematic workbook opended in?
    – Jook
    Sep 24 '12 at 9:52














  • 3




    Your question does not seem related to programming
    – Dr. belisarius
    Jun 25 '10 at 13:16










  • It's formating :-)
    – PerlDev
    Jun 25 '10 at 13:18






  • 1




    Select all rows, paste them into a new worksheet, all rows show up
    – PerlDev
    Jun 25 '10 at 13:19










  • could you maybe post a screenshot of your worksheet with the hidden rows? have you checked if there are any addins/vba-macros active - linke Wokrsheet_change? Could you add a screenshot of your VBE with the problematic workbook opended in?
    – Jook
    Sep 24 '12 at 9:52








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Your question does not seem related to programming
– Dr. belisarius
Jun 25 '10 at 13:16




Your question does not seem related to programming
– Dr. belisarius
Jun 25 '10 at 13:16












It's formating :-)
– PerlDev
Jun 25 '10 at 13:18




It's formating :-)
– PerlDev
Jun 25 '10 at 13:18




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Select all rows, paste them into a new worksheet, all rows show up
– PerlDev
Jun 25 '10 at 13:19




Select all rows, paste them into a new worksheet, all rows show up
– PerlDev
Jun 25 '10 at 13:19












could you maybe post a screenshot of your worksheet with the hidden rows? have you checked if there are any addins/vba-macros active - linke Wokrsheet_change? Could you add a screenshot of your VBE with the problematic workbook opended in?
– Jook
Sep 24 '12 at 9:52




could you maybe post a screenshot of your worksheet with the hidden rows? have you checked if there are any addins/vba-macros active - linke Wokrsheet_change? Could you add a screenshot of your VBE with the problematic workbook opended in?
– Jook
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Select the Sort & filter icon from the home menu bar, uncheck the Filter button.



To me, it looks like bug in Excel filters.






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    I had the issue you were describing and found that the rows were unhidden, but the row height was zero. So, unhide the rows as you describe and then hover over the row symbols on the side (in between the two rows where your rows are hidden) and then click and drag to expand the row height manually.



    There's probably a visual basic script to do this that you could code up as well.






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      Try the following:



      Type the first cell reference A1 in the Name Box and press enter.
      On the Home tab, click on the Format icon
      Choose Hide & Unhide from the dropdown menu then select Unhide Rows.



      You should be able to unhide all of the rows inbetween after that.






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      • Nope, it doesn't work either. I tried the following VBA code, not work either: ` Sub test() Dim rng As Range For i = 1 To 15 Set rng = Rows(i) rng.Locked = False rng.RowHeight = 20 rng.Hidden = False Next Set rng = Nothing End Sub `
        – PerlDev
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      • Tried all the solutions listed in spreadsheets.about.com/od/excelformatting/qt/…, none of them works.
        – PerlDev
        Jun 28 '10 at 13:24



















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      I removed my filter from the whole worksheet and everything appeared. Then I highlighted everything I wanted filtered and re-applied the filter.






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        Also, be careful that you haven't got a frozen pane. This can cause all sort of problems.



        From View, look under Window and for Freeze Pane, there's an Unfreeze Pane option.



        This one drove me nuts for half an hour until I realized what was going on. Unhide on its own didn't work. Neither did changing row height. Frozen panes are very subtle.






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          Highlight the rows you want unhidden. Double click on the space between the rows in the numbers column, (on the left side) your mouse pointer icon will change from a pointing right symbol to an expansion symbol. The hidden rows will show themselves.






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            I know it's an old question, but there is a way to get the rows back.



            use ALT+F11



            If you can't see a window labelled Immediate Window then press CTRL+G to get there.



            In that window, type (or copy) the following code, adjusting for the rows you want unhidden, and the sheetname



            for x=1 to 15:sheets("WorkSheetName").range("A"&x).entirerow.rowheight=17:next


            This sets the height of all 15 rows to a height of 17, and you can then manipulate them how you wish.






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              If you select all the rows and click 'unhide' and they do not show up, then they are filtered and not hidden. Click the Sort & Filter button on the Home tab of the ribbon and then click 'clear'.






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                1. Select GOTO (CTRL+G)

                2. Select the hidden rows only... if hidden rows are 3 to 100, then 3:100

                3. In the menu bar select Format > Row Height
                  The hidden rows should all have a value of "0".

                4. Change and set the height of the rows to what you want... ie 15

                5. All of the hidden rows should now be visible






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                  Select the Sort & filter icon from the home menu bar, uncheck the Filter button.



                  To me, it looks like bug in Excel filters.






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                    Select the Sort & filter icon from the home menu bar, uncheck the Filter button.



                    To me, it looks like bug in Excel filters.






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                      Select the Sort & filter icon from the home menu bar, uncheck the Filter button.



                      To me, it looks like bug in Excel filters.






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                      Select the Sort & filter icon from the home menu bar, uncheck the Filter button.



                      To me, it looks like bug in Excel filters.







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                          I had the issue you were describing and found that the rows were unhidden, but the row height was zero. So, unhide the rows as you describe and then hover over the row symbols on the side (in between the two rows where your rows are hidden) and then click and drag to expand the row height manually.



                          There's probably a visual basic script to do this that you could code up as well.






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                            I had the issue you were describing and found that the rows were unhidden, but the row height was zero. So, unhide the rows as you describe and then hover over the row symbols on the side (in between the two rows where your rows are hidden) and then click and drag to expand the row height manually.



                            There's probably a visual basic script to do this that you could code up as well.






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                              I had the issue you were describing and found that the rows were unhidden, but the row height was zero. So, unhide the rows as you describe and then hover over the row symbols on the side (in between the two rows where your rows are hidden) and then click and drag to expand the row height manually.



                              There's probably a visual basic script to do this that you could code up as well.






                              share|improve this answer












                              I had the issue you were describing and found that the rows were unhidden, but the row height was zero. So, unhide the rows as you describe and then hover over the row symbols on the side (in between the two rows where your rows are hidden) and then click and drag to expand the row height manually.



                              There's probably a visual basic script to do this that you could code up as well.







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                                  Try the following:



                                  Type the first cell reference A1 in the Name Box and press enter.
                                  On the Home tab, click on the Format icon
                                  Choose Hide & Unhide from the dropdown menu then select Unhide Rows.



                                  You should be able to unhide all of the rows inbetween after that.






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                                  • Nope, it doesn't work either. I tried the following VBA code, not work either: ` Sub test() Dim rng As Range For i = 1 To 15 Set rng = Rows(i) rng.Locked = False rng.RowHeight = 20 rng.Hidden = False Next Set rng = Nothing End Sub `
                                    – PerlDev
                                    Jun 25 '10 at 13:51










                                  • Tried all the solutions listed in spreadsheets.about.com/od/excelformatting/qt/…, none of them works.
                                    – PerlDev
                                    Jun 28 '10 at 13:24
















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                                  Try the following:



                                  Type the first cell reference A1 in the Name Box and press enter.
                                  On the Home tab, click on the Format icon
                                  Choose Hide & Unhide from the dropdown menu then select Unhide Rows.



                                  You should be able to unhide all of the rows inbetween after that.






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                                  • Nope, it doesn't work either. I tried the following VBA code, not work either: ` Sub test() Dim rng As Range For i = 1 To 15 Set rng = Rows(i) rng.Locked = False rng.RowHeight = 20 rng.Hidden = False Next Set rng = Nothing End Sub `
                                    – PerlDev
                                    Jun 25 '10 at 13:51










                                  • Tried all the solutions listed in spreadsheets.about.com/od/excelformatting/qt/…, none of them works.
                                    – PerlDev
                                    Jun 28 '10 at 13:24














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                                  Try the following:



                                  Type the first cell reference A1 in the Name Box and press enter.
                                  On the Home tab, click on the Format icon
                                  Choose Hide & Unhide from the dropdown menu then select Unhide Rows.



                                  You should be able to unhide all of the rows inbetween after that.






                                  share|improve this answer












                                  Try the following:



                                  Type the first cell reference A1 in the Name Box and press enter.
                                  On the Home tab, click on the Format icon
                                  Choose Hide & Unhide from the dropdown menu then select Unhide Rows.



                                  You should be able to unhide all of the rows inbetween after that.







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                                  answered Jun 25 '10 at 13:34









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                                  • Nope, it doesn't work either. I tried the following VBA code, not work either: ` Sub test() Dim rng As Range For i = 1 To 15 Set rng = Rows(i) rng.Locked = False rng.RowHeight = 20 rng.Hidden = False Next Set rng = Nothing End Sub `
                                    – PerlDev
                                    Jun 25 '10 at 13:51










                                  • Tried all the solutions listed in spreadsheets.about.com/od/excelformatting/qt/…, none of them works.
                                    – PerlDev
                                    Jun 28 '10 at 13:24


















                                  • Nope, it doesn't work either. I tried the following VBA code, not work either: ` Sub test() Dim rng As Range For i = 1 To 15 Set rng = Rows(i) rng.Locked = False rng.RowHeight = 20 rng.Hidden = False Next Set rng = Nothing End Sub `
                                    – PerlDev
                                    Jun 25 '10 at 13:51










                                  • Tried all the solutions listed in spreadsheets.about.com/od/excelformatting/qt/…, none of them works.
                                    – PerlDev
                                    Jun 28 '10 at 13:24
















                                  Nope, it doesn't work either. I tried the following VBA code, not work either: ` Sub test() Dim rng As Range For i = 1 To 15 Set rng = Rows(i) rng.Locked = False rng.RowHeight = 20 rng.Hidden = False Next Set rng = Nothing End Sub `
                                  – PerlDev
                                  Jun 25 '10 at 13:51




                                  Nope, it doesn't work either. I tried the following VBA code, not work either: ` Sub test() Dim rng As Range For i = 1 To 15 Set rng = Rows(i) rng.Locked = False rng.RowHeight = 20 rng.Hidden = False Next Set rng = Nothing End Sub `
                                  – PerlDev
                                  Jun 25 '10 at 13:51












                                  Tried all the solutions listed in spreadsheets.about.com/od/excelformatting/qt/…, none of them works.
                                  – PerlDev
                                  Jun 28 '10 at 13:24




                                  Tried all the solutions listed in spreadsheets.about.com/od/excelformatting/qt/…, none of them works.
                                  – PerlDev
                                  Jun 28 '10 at 13:24











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                                  I removed my filter from the whole worksheet and everything appeared. Then I highlighted everything I wanted filtered and re-applied the filter.






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                                    I removed my filter from the whole worksheet and everything appeared. Then I highlighted everything I wanted filtered and re-applied the filter.






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                                      I removed my filter from the whole worksheet and everything appeared. Then I highlighted everything I wanted filtered and re-applied the filter.






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                                      I removed my filter from the whole worksheet and everything appeared. Then I highlighted everything I wanted filtered and re-applied the filter.







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                                          Also, be careful that you haven't got a frozen pane. This can cause all sort of problems.



                                          From View, look under Window and for Freeze Pane, there's an Unfreeze Pane option.



                                          This one drove me nuts for half an hour until I realized what was going on. Unhide on its own didn't work. Neither did changing row height. Frozen panes are very subtle.






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                                            Also, be careful that you haven't got a frozen pane. This can cause all sort of problems.



                                            From View, look under Window and for Freeze Pane, there's an Unfreeze Pane option.



                                            This one drove me nuts for half an hour until I realized what was going on. Unhide on its own didn't work. Neither did changing row height. Frozen panes are very subtle.






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                                              Also, be careful that you haven't got a frozen pane. This can cause all sort of problems.



                                              From View, look under Window and for Freeze Pane, there's an Unfreeze Pane option.



                                              This one drove me nuts for half an hour until I realized what was going on. Unhide on its own didn't work. Neither did changing row height. Frozen panes are very subtle.






                                              share|improve this answer












                                              Also, be careful that you haven't got a frozen pane. This can cause all sort of problems.



                                              From View, look under Window and for Freeze Pane, there's an Unfreeze Pane option.



                                              This one drove me nuts for half an hour until I realized what was going on. Unhide on its own didn't work. Neither did changing row height. Frozen panes are very subtle.







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                                                  Highlight the rows you want unhidden. Double click on the space between the rows in the numbers column, (on the left side) your mouse pointer icon will change from a pointing right symbol to an expansion symbol. The hidden rows will show themselves.






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                                                    Highlight the rows you want unhidden. Double click on the space between the rows in the numbers column, (on the left side) your mouse pointer icon will change from a pointing right symbol to an expansion symbol. The hidden rows will show themselves.






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                                                      Highlight the rows you want unhidden. Double click on the space between the rows in the numbers column, (on the left side) your mouse pointer icon will change from a pointing right symbol to an expansion symbol. The hidden rows will show themselves.






                                                      share|improve this answer












                                                      Highlight the rows you want unhidden. Double click on the space between the rows in the numbers column, (on the left side) your mouse pointer icon will change from a pointing right symbol to an expansion symbol. The hidden rows will show themselves.







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                                                          I know it's an old question, but there is a way to get the rows back.



                                                          use ALT+F11



                                                          If you can't see a window labelled Immediate Window then press CTRL+G to get there.



                                                          In that window, type (or copy) the following code, adjusting for the rows you want unhidden, and the sheetname



                                                          for x=1 to 15:sheets("WorkSheetName").range("A"&x).entirerow.rowheight=17:next


                                                          This sets the height of all 15 rows to a height of 17, and you can then manipulate them how you wish.






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                                                            I know it's an old question, but there is a way to get the rows back.



                                                            use ALT+F11



                                                            If you can't see a window labelled Immediate Window then press CTRL+G to get there.



                                                            In that window, type (or copy) the following code, adjusting for the rows you want unhidden, and the sheetname



                                                            for x=1 to 15:sheets("WorkSheetName").range("A"&x).entirerow.rowheight=17:next


                                                            This sets the height of all 15 rows to a height of 17, and you can then manipulate them how you wish.






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                                                              I know it's an old question, but there is a way to get the rows back.



                                                              use ALT+F11



                                                              If you can't see a window labelled Immediate Window then press CTRL+G to get there.



                                                              In that window, type (or copy) the following code, adjusting for the rows you want unhidden, and the sheetname



                                                              for x=1 to 15:sheets("WorkSheetName").range("A"&x).entirerow.rowheight=17:next


                                                              This sets the height of all 15 rows to a height of 17, and you can then manipulate them how you wish.






                                                              share|improve this answer












                                                              I know it's an old question, but there is a way to get the rows back.



                                                              use ALT+F11



                                                              If you can't see a window labelled Immediate Window then press CTRL+G to get there.



                                                              In that window, type (or copy) the following code, adjusting for the rows you want unhidden, and the sheetname



                                                              for x=1 to 15:sheets("WorkSheetName").range("A"&x).entirerow.rowheight=17:next


                                                              This sets the height of all 15 rows to a height of 17, and you can then manipulate them how you wish.







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                                                                  If you select all the rows and click 'unhide' and they do not show up, then they are filtered and not hidden. Click the Sort & Filter button on the Home tab of the ribbon and then click 'clear'.






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                                                                    If you select all the rows and click 'unhide' and they do not show up, then they are filtered and not hidden. Click the Sort & Filter button on the Home tab of the ribbon and then click 'clear'.






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                                                                      If you select all the rows and click 'unhide' and they do not show up, then they are filtered and not hidden. Click the Sort & Filter button on the Home tab of the ribbon and then click 'clear'.






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                                                                      If you select all the rows and click 'unhide' and they do not show up, then they are filtered and not hidden. Click the Sort & Filter button on the Home tab of the ribbon and then click 'clear'.







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                                                                          1. Select GOTO (CTRL+G)

                                                                          2. Select the hidden rows only... if hidden rows are 3 to 100, then 3:100

                                                                          3. In the menu bar select Format > Row Height
                                                                            The hidden rows should all have a value of "0".

                                                                          4. Change and set the height of the rows to what you want... ie 15

                                                                          5. All of the hidden rows should now be visible






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                                                                            1. Select GOTO (CTRL+G)

                                                                            2. Select the hidden rows only... if hidden rows are 3 to 100, then 3:100

                                                                            3. In the menu bar select Format > Row Height
                                                                              The hidden rows should all have a value of "0".

                                                                            4. Change and set the height of the rows to what you want... ie 15

                                                                            5. All of the hidden rows should now be visible






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                                                                              1. Select GOTO (CTRL+G)

                                                                              2. Select the hidden rows only... if hidden rows are 3 to 100, then 3:100

                                                                              3. In the menu bar select Format > Row Height
                                                                                The hidden rows should all have a value of "0".

                                                                              4. Change and set the height of the rows to what you want... ie 15

                                                                              5. All of the hidden rows should now be visible






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                                                                              1. Select GOTO (CTRL+G)

                                                                              2. Select the hidden rows only... if hidden rows are 3 to 100, then 3:100

                                                                              3. In the menu bar select Format > Row Height
                                                                                The hidden rows should all have a value of "0".

                                                                              4. Change and set the height of the rows to what you want... ie 15

                                                                              5. All of the hidden rows should now be visible







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