To Hide all columns to the right of column K:
- Click the column heading for Column L
- Press Shift+Command+➡︎ [to select all columns to the right]
- Use the keyboard shortcut Control+0 [zero] or right-click any selected column & choose the Hide command
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I've seen some Excel Spreadsheets in which you can only see certain columns, for example, A-C. You can't scroll off to the right in never never land. What is this called? How can you create this? I tried to create a view and typed A1:C11, which are the cells I'm using, but I was still able to scroll over to the right.
For an example of what I'm talking about, see this picture:
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To Hide all columns to the right of column K:
Hi AEW9,
You can hide the rows and columns which you don’t want to show to achieve your goal.
For example, I created a worksheet contains some data.
Firstly, select a cell out of the area contains data, and press Command + A to select all sheet, press Command + select columns contain data to exclude these columns. Then right-click the selected area and choose Hide. Columns to the right of C column will not displayed.
In the same way, you can also hide the rows.
Best regards,
Madoc
To: AEW9
Re: hiding columns
Right-click a column header (the part that contains the column letter).
From the popup menu, select "Hide".
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