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Adding columns in specific rows only
So I have a basic income statement, but I need to add columns into the top (where all the property details and information go) without carrying them through to the middle of the worksheet where all the $ amounts are.
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Insert some cells, pushing the others to the right, in the rows where the property details need to go.
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And if necessary post a sample sheet
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haha answers my question, but I guess that was only part of my original concern. Is there a way that I can change the size of certain columns without it affecting (for example) rows below 6?
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No, column widths apply to the entire column. You'll have to be clever with the design/layout of your worksheet.
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thats what I thought, thanks!
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