Why do row numbers obscure part of column A in doctored Excel file?

I love my MAC but find that the imported Excel files that I have changed over to Numbers have the same problem. The row numbers feature interferes or overlaps part of Column "A" making it difficult to read the contents of Column "A" without moving my cursor to remove the row numbers indicator.
Any suggestions?
Many Thanks,
Chuck

No, the scroll bar is all the way to the left. It has only happened with former landscape Excel files that I have made into landscape Numbers files. I am working with 0.25 margins on the left and right because there is a lot of information and i need to margins set there. When you put your cursor anywhere within the table, the number rows appear and cover-up about 1.3rd of Column "A".
Thanks for trying to help!

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