sparky2205
Well-known Member
- Joined
- Feb 6, 2013
- Messages
- 507
- Office Version
- 365
- 2016
- Platform
- Windows
Hi folks,
I ran a Workbook Analysis on a spreadsheet using the Inquire tool (very useful).
It tells me one of my cells is invisible. Sure enough when I type into the cell the text is hidden.
I can simply Format Paint from another cell and then my text is visible.
But I would like to know how this cell has been set as invisible.
• It's not a white font.
• It hasn't been formatted as ;;;
• It is general format
• I've compared it to the cell below, the one I have used for Format Paint, and it appears to be the same.
Is there some other clever Excel way of making a cell invisible that I'm unaware of?
I ran a Workbook Analysis on a spreadsheet using the Inquire tool (very useful).
It tells me one of my cells is invisible. Sure enough when I type into the cell the text is hidden.
I can simply Format Paint from another cell and then my text is visible.
But I would like to know how this cell has been set as invisible.
• It's not a white font.
• It hasn't been formatted as ;;;
• It is general format
• I've compared it to the cell below, the one I have used for Format Paint, and it appears to be the same.
Is there some other clever Excel way of making a cell invisible that I'm unaware of?