Hide or Unhide worksheets - Microsoft Support
On the Home tab, in the Cells group, click Format > Visibility > Hide & Unhide > Hide Sheet. To unhide worksheets, follow the same steps, but select Unhide . You'll be presented with a dialog box listing which sheets are hidden, so select the ones you want to unhide.
Create and manage Sheet Views in Excel - Microsoft Support
While using a Sheet View, you can hide, or display columns and rows just as you would normally. This lets you see only the columns and rows you care about without changing the view for others. Additionally, we will not opt you into a Sheet View when you hide, or …
Where are my worksheet tabs? - Microsoft Support
If you can't see the worksheet tabs at the bottom of your Excel workbook, browse the table below to find the potential cause and solution.
Create, apply, or delete a custom view - Microsoft Support
You can use a custom view to save specific display settings (such as hidden rows and columns, cell selections, filter settings, and window settings) and print settings (such as page settings, margins, headers and footers, and sheet settings) for a worksheet so that you can quickly apply these settings to that worksheet when needed.
Locate hidden cells on a worksheet - Microsoft Support
Locate hidden cells. Follow these steps: Select the worksheet containing the hidden rows and columns that you need to locate, then access the Special feature with one of the following ways: Press F5 > Special.
Hide or show rows or columns - Microsoft Support
Hide or unhide columns in your spreadsheet to show just the data that you need to see or print.
Unhide the first column or row in a worksheet - Microsoft Support
If you don’t see the first column (column A) or row (row 1) in your worksheet, it might be hidden. Here’s how to unhide it. In this picture column A and row 1 are hidden. To unhide column A, right-click the column B header or label and pick Unhide Columns. To unhide row 1, right-click the row 2 header or label and pick Unhide Rows.
Protect a worksheet - Microsoft Support
View scenarios that you have hidden, making changes to scenarios that you have prevented changes to, and deleting these scenarios. Users can change the values in the changing cells, if the cells are not protected, and add new scenarios.
View multiple panes, sheets, or workbooks - Microsoft Support
In Excel for Mac, you can split a sheet into panes or use windows to view multiple sheets or multiple workbooks. Split a sheet into panes. You can view two areas of a sheet by splitting it into pane. When you split a sheet into separate panes, you can scroll in both panes independently.
Switch to full or normal screen view in Excel - Microsoft Support
To view more data on the screen, you can temporarily switch to full screen view. Full screen view hides the Microsoft Office Fluent user interface Ribbon, the formula bar, and the status bar. To have access to the hidden elements again, you have to return to normal screen view.