By Jetformat
Use a 1-based row number. Hidden rows remain in the workbook, so this is a presentation change rather than a data-deletion operation.
Steps
- Start with a local XLSX. Replace the sample paths and identifiers with your own.
- Run the command below. Save to a new output path so the source remains available for comparison.
- Check the result as described below before using it in another job.
jetformat excel hide-row finance.xlsx --sheet Summary --row 2 -o hidden.xlsxOptions for this task
| Option | Meaning |
|---|---|
--output |
Output XLSX path (required) |
--row |
1-based row number |
--sheet |
Worksheet name (required) |
Check the result
Inspect the workbook in a viewer and confirm the intended row is hidden without shifting adjacent row numbers.
Notes and limits
Writing an Office document uses one credit per command. See the billing guide for the current rules.
The examples keep the original file. Add --force only when you intend to overwrite an existing output. Run jetformat excel hide-row --help to compare options with your installed version.
See the excel command reference for the surrounding workflow.