If you suspect that there is a hidden column, consider doing this:
1. Press Ctrl + A. This will select all cells in your current sheet.
2. Position your mouse pointer between two columns so that the icon changes. Example: You could place the mouse pointer between the column names A and B, on the line.
3. Click and drag the line so that the width of all columns in the sheet is increased.
4. The hidden columns [if any] will now be visible.
To go back to the previous width of columns, use Undo [Ctrl Z]
to the right of the column heading boundary where the hidden column is located and drag to the right.
Put the mouse pointer between the column header of the column the text is in and the one to the right, until it becomes a double-headed arrow. Then double-click. So if the text was in column C, you'd put the mouse pointer on the border between the C and D for each column and when you saw the pointer change to having two arrows, then double click.
It is the result of moving the mouse pointer to the boundary between column heading A and column heading B, or between any neighbouring column headings. Once it is visible, it is possible to change the column widths. The column to the left is always the one that will have its width changed.
You cannot widen individual cells. You widen columns. To do that you have to put the mouse between the two headings of a column, like between the A and B above those two columns. The mouse pointer will change and then click and drag to change the column width. Dragging always affects the column to the left of the mouse.You cannot widen individual cells. You widen columns. To do that you have to put the mouse between the two headings of a column, like between the A and B above those two columns. The mouse pointer will change and then click and drag to change the column width. Dragging always affects the column to the left of the mouse.You cannot widen individual cells. You widen columns. To do that you have to put the mouse between the two headings of a column, like between the A and B above those two columns. The mouse pointer will change and then click and drag to change the column width. Dragging always affects the column to the left of the mouse.You cannot widen individual cells. You widen columns. To do that you have to put the mouse between the two headings of a column, like between the A and B above those two columns. The mouse pointer will change and then click and drag to change the column width. Dragging always affects the column to the left of the mouse.You cannot widen individual cells. You widen columns. To do that you have to put the mouse between the two headings of a column, like between the A and B above those two columns. The mouse pointer will change and then click and drag to change the column width. Dragging always affects the column to the left of the mouse.You cannot widen individual cells. You widen columns. To do that you have to put the mouse between the two headings of a column, like between the A and B above those two columns. The mouse pointer will change and then click and drag to change the column width. Dragging always affects the column to the left of the mouse.You cannot widen individual cells. You widen columns. To do that you have to put the mouse between the two headings of a column, like between the A and B above those two columns. The mouse pointer will change and then click and drag to change the column width. Dragging always affects the column to the left of the mouse.You cannot widen individual cells. You widen columns. To do that you have to put the mouse between the two headings of a column, like between the A and B above those two columns. The mouse pointer will change and then click and drag to change the column width. Dragging always affects the column to the left of the mouse.You cannot widen individual cells. You widen columns. To do that you have to put the mouse between the two headings of a column, like between the A and B above those two columns. The mouse pointer will change and then click and drag to change the column width. Dragging always affects the column to the left of the mouse.You cannot widen individual cells. You widen columns. To do that you have to put the mouse between the two headings of a column, like between the A and B above those two columns. The mouse pointer will change and then click and drag to change the column width. Dragging always affects the column to the left of the mouse.You cannot widen individual cells. You widen columns. To do that you have to put the mouse between the two headings of a column, like between the A and B above those two columns. The mouse pointer will change and then click and drag to change the column width. Dragging always affects the column to the left of the mouse.
Within Excel the mouse pointer can have a lot of different shapes including the hand with the pointing finger. It depends on what is being done.
The mouse-pointer dialog box is used to change the appearance of the mouse-pointer. In the control panel, open the dialog box by clicking printers and other hardware. Click the pointers tab to display pointer shapes. Choose the shape you want, and select save.
Well, first you click on " Start ". then you go to Control Panel. You right click "Mouse" then you go to pointer options then you click on Display Pointer Trails. At the bottom, you can control the speed.
Like all other mice, the purpose of a serial mouse is to move a cursor or pointer across a computer display.
Assuming you mean a cell in a spreadsheet program, when the contents are displayed as #####, it usually means the cell is not wide enough to display the contents. One way to widen the cell is to click and drag the mouse pointer at the edge of the column header. Another is to select the column and change the column width.
the move pointer
Animal mouse: A mouse (plural mice) is a small animal that belongs to one of numerous species of rodents.The mouse is the most common mammal in the United States.Computer mouse: A mouse is an input device used to move a pointer on the screenmice is the pleural meaning of the word mouse.
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