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I had some columns which were hidden and I clicked on the unhide all columns option. Now I can't hide any columns at all since doing that.. what the heck is going on? BUG?
OK.. nevermind.. the columns I want to hid but can't all have a set of merged cells across the top.. grrr.. pretty annoying limitation.
That is not entirely true... I can hide those 2 columns which I brought back by selecting Unhide all columns.. but those are the only two columns I can now hide again
Hi jgowrie,
No need to merge cells.
When in doubt, cheat.
All the text "This looks like merged cells, but they aren’t merged" is in cell C1 😉.
With C1 Selected,
Format Panel > Text > Style > Alignment (centre) > Turn off Wrap text in cell
Regards,
Ian.
Hi jgowrie,
Merged cells are trouble in Numbers. Since I started using the justify button and judicious use of leading tabs I haven't missed them.
quinn
option to hide column is greyed out
