Hiding+and+unhiding+columns

If a table contains many columns and at one time you think you don't need all of them, you can hide some. To hide a column, you can drag the right border of its column header completely to its left border as we saw earlier to change the width of a column; when the vertical guiding line reaches the left border, release the mouse: the column would be hidden from the table:
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|| || To hide one or a group of columns, you can right-click and click Hide Fields. You can also right-click any column and click Unhide Fields. This would open the Unhide Columns dialog box. Here is an example: To hide a column, clear its check box. To reveal a column or a group of columns previously hidden, right-click any column header on the table and click Unhide Column. In the Unhide Columns dialog box, put a check mark on each column you want to show.
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