Have you ever hidden rows or columns in Microsoft Excel? Almost all Excel users have probably done it. Many Excel users hide rows or columns that they do not want to show for various reasons. They hide for a while that the data display looks good. This is one way to keep useful data visible, and there is no need to delete data you do not need to be visible. When the data is ready for you to publish or ready for you to share, the hidden rows or columns will appear annoying. If there are a lot of hidden rows or columns, deleting them manually is a time-consuming task. To solve this, Excel has a built-in function of finding and removing hidden rows and columns at once. Here are some easy and quick steps to remove all hidden rows or columns in Excel. Remove All Hidden Rows or Columns in Excel with Inspect Document Click the "File" tab on the Microsoft Excel menu. Then click the "Info" button. In the "Inspect Workbook" section, click the "Check for Issues" button. Next, select the...
