>> Hello geekplay! It's a pleasure to greet you from the world of hidden rows in Google Sheets. If you want to learn how to hide rows, just keep checking the box for the row you want to hide and click Format Rows Hide Rows. So easy and simple!

1. How to open Google Sheets and select the rows you want to hide?

1. Sign in to your Google account and open Google Sheets.
2. Select the spreadsheet you want to work on.
3. Click the number of the row you want to hide to select it. If you want to select more than one row, press and hold Ctrl (on Windows) or Command (on Mac) while clicking each row number you want to select.

2. How to hide selected rows in Google Sheets?

1. Once you have selected the rows you want to hide, right-click one of the selected row numbers.
2. In the drop-down menu that appears, select the option «Hide rows«.
3. The selected rows will be hidden and disappear from view in the spreadsheet, but the information in them will still be there.

3. How to unhide rows in Google Sheets?

1. To unhide rows in Google Sheets, right-click one of the visible rows just above and just below the hidden rows.
2. From the drop-down menu, select the option «Show rows«.
3. The hidden rows will reappear in the spreadsheet, with all the information they contained before being hidden.

4. How to hide rows in Google Sheets using keyboard shortcuts?

1. To select the rows you want to hide, press and hold Shift while clicking the number in the first and last row of the selection.
2. Once the rows are selected, press the keys Ctrl+Alt+0 in Windows, o Command + Alt + 0 on Mac.
3. The selected rows will be hidden immediately.

5. How to hide rows in Google Sheets from a mobile device?

1. Open the spreadsheet in the Google Sheets app on your mobile device.
2. Tap and hold on the row number you want to hide.
3. In the drop-down menu that appears, select the option «Hide row«.
4. The selected row will be hidden and disappears from view in the spreadsheet.

6. How to see hidden rows in Google Sheets?

1. To view hidden rows in Google Sheets, select the row directly above and directly below the hidden rows.
2. Right-click on one of the selected rows and select the option «Show rows»From the drop-down menu.
3. The hidden rows will reappear in the spreadsheet.

7. How to hide rows in Google Sheets using a formula?

1. In an empty cell, write the formula «=FILTER(A:A, A:A<>0)» where «A:A» is the range of rows you want to hide.
2. Press "Enter" and you will see that only the rows that contain information are shown, hiding the empty rows.

8. How to conditionally hide rows in Google Sheets?

1. Select the row you want to hide.
2. Click on the menu «Format»At the top of the screen.
3. Choose "Conditional formatting rules" and later "New rule«.
4. In the dialog box that appears, select “Custom formula is» in the “Format style if…” drop-down menu.
5. Write a conditional formula that specifies the conditions under which the row should be hidden.
6. Click “Done” and the row will be automatically hidden if it meets the conditions specified in the formula.

9. How to show hidden rows again in Google Sheets with conditional formulas?

1. Go to menu «Format»And select«Conditional formatting rules«.
2. Select the rule you created to hide the row and click the trash icon to delete it.
3. The hidden row will be displayed again in the spreadsheet.

10. How to filter and hide rows in Google Sheets?

1. Select the range of rows you want to filter and hide.
2. At the top of the screen, click on «Information»And select«Filter«.
3. Small arrows will appear next to each column header. Click the arrow next to the column you want to filter rows by.
4. Select the filter options you want to apply and rows that do not meet the filter criteria will be automatically hidden.

Until next time, friends of geekplay! Remember that to hide rows in Google Sheets you only have to select the rows you want to hide, right click and choose "Hide rows". See you soon!

How to hide rows in Google Sheets in bold: Select the rows you want to hide, right-click and choose “Hide Rows.” As simple as that!

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