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    What do I do if the hidden columns are A and B?
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    You can select the whole document and do the steps above to retrieve all hidden columns.
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    What do I do if I've followed the instructions provided, but I still cannot unhide column A in Excel?
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    Try unfreezing the column and unhiding, or freezing then unfreezing then unhiding. This process will work.
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    If column A is hidden in excel, how do I find it?
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    Just use the search bar on top and type there "A1" the hidden column should appear.
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    How can I unhide columns A and B?
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    If C is visible, type "A:C" in the name box (left of the formula bar). A, B and C are now selected. Right-click the (visible) C column and select Unhide.
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