What is how to unhide all rows in excel?

To unhide all rows in Microsoft Excel, you have several options:

• Using the Ribbon:

  1. Select the entire sheet. You can do this by clicking the small triangle at the top-left corner of the worksheet (where the row and column headers intersect).
  2. Go to the Home Tab.
  3. In the "Cells" group, click "Format".
  4. Under "Visibility", hover over "Hide & Unhide".
  5. Click "Unhide Rows". This will unhide all hidden rows in the worksheet.

• Using the Row Headers:

  1. Select the rows immediately before and after the hidden rows. If you don't know where hidden rows are, select the entire worksheet (as described above).
  2. Right-click on any of the selected row headers.
  3. Choose "Unhide" from the context menu. This will unhide all hidden rows within the selection.

• Using Go To Special:

  1. Press F5 or Ctrl+G to open the "Go To" dialog box.
  2. Click "Special...".
  3. Select "Visible cells only".
  4. Click "OK".
  5. Now, select all rows, then right-click on row headers and unhide as described above. This approach is useful when dealing with filtered data or other scenarios where you only want to unhide rows among visible rows.

• VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) Code:

  For more complex scenarios, you can use VBA code. Open the VBA editor (Alt + F11), insert a module, and then paste this code:

  Sub UnhideAllRows()
      Rows.Hidden = False
  End Sub
  

  Run this macro (by pressing F5 while in the VBA editor, or through the Developer tab) to unhide all rows in the active worksheet.