Unhide row 1

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Why don't you try to unhide using VBA ? How about this...

VBA Code:
Sub UnhideAllRows()
Rows.EntireRow.Hidden = False
End Sub
 
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I'm not sure if it still works in 365, but you used to be able to press F5, goto A1, then from the menu unhide rows.
 
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It's odd that none of those worked for you. Perhaps one of these entered in the immediate window
sheets("4").rows(1).hidden = false

sheets("4").rows(1).height = 15

Hit enter key at the end of the line. Change sheet name to suit.

EDIT - guessed at the 2nd one but not right:
sheets("4").Rows(1).rowheight = 20
 
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Do you have freeze panes switched on?
 
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