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Our company has a spreadsheet that is derived from a database application. The application downloads records that have almost 50 fields (A-Z) and (AA-ZZ), making for a cumbersome display. I would like to add a front end in Excel that allows fields to easiy be hidden for unhidden. In this control, a default set of fields would be displayed (checked) and others could be added creating a customized display of data to work w/. The unwanted data would still be in the spreadsheet, but would not display.
In Microsoft Word, the "Shaded" field option typically highlights fields with a light gray color on the screen. This visual cue helps users easily identify fields, such as date or page numbers, that are dynamically generated and may change. The shading does not appear when the document is printed, ensuring a clean final output.
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White Fields was created in 1986.
The Fields of Ambrosia was created in 1993.
The Fields of November was created in 1974.
Mulberry Fields was created in 1763.
Fields of Sacrifice was created in 1964.
Find Me in These Fields was created in 1990.
Fields of Sleep was created in 1923.
Coram's Fields was created in 1936.
Green Fields was created in 2005.
Dark Fields was created in 1997.