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Group and Ungroup Cells in Excel

This is a video tutorial for Microsoft Excel which will show you how to group and ungroup data in excel. This is basically another way to hide data in excel in a way which allows it to be readily accessible. When the rows or columns are hidden, you can see to the left and top of the spreadsheet that these rows or columns are hidden and then, with a click of the mouse, unhide the data.

This is also a nice way to clean up a spreadsheet. You can use this method to hide unsightly calculation cells or data while still allowing for the data to remain on the same worksheet.

Topics Covered
     How to Group and Ungroup Data in        Excel
     Hiding and Unhiding Data
     Streamline a spreadsheet and clean        it up without deleting data.
   Difficulty:         Easy
   Video:               Yes
   Spreadsheet:     No
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