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| Show/Hide group symbols via shortcut in Excel
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| Re: Show/Hide group symbols via shortcut in Excel
There is way for the same. Select rows or columns, then use <Shift> <Alt> <RightArrow> to display symbols. You can also use <Shift> <Alt> <LeftArrow> to hide symbols. You need to create a proper macro for the same. |
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| Re: Show/Hide group symbols via shortcut in Excel
There is one more thing you can try. Press CTRL + 8. I will recommend you to read properly Excel shortcut and function keys in Office F1. Those shortcuts were to create groups or dissolve groups. The hide and display shortcut is: <Ctrl> <8> Where the "8" is *only* using the key under the function keys, *not* the key in the Num keypad. |
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