Yes, I think you're right. I noticed that I have the following code in my
worksheet which may be unhiding it. Is there any way to keep this and the
other w/o loss of functionality?

[code]
Private Sub Worksheet_SelectionChange(ByVal Target As Range)
If Target.Count 1 Then Exit Sub
Application.ScreenUpdating = False
If Intersect(Target, Range("AI:IV")) Is Nothing Then
Columns("AI:IV").ColumnWidth = 5
Else
Columns("AI:IV").ColumnWidth = 5
Target.Columns.ColumnWidth = 20
End If
End Sub


"GKeramidas" wrote:

not sure what you mean. can you give an example? when does it become
visible? there must be something unhiding it.

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Gary Keramidas


"Invoice" wrote in message
...
Thanks, Gary. Now, if you don't mind helping out some more, I still have a
problem with this code and that is that whenever I enter the AG:IV range,
the
hidden columns reappear.

"Gary Keramidas" wrote:

it should work if you change the = "Attendance" to < "Attendance"

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Gary


"Invoice" wrote in message
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Hi,

The following code is based on one I got from this forum. It hides all
columns in my worksheet from AG:IV if the value in row 37 is
"Attendance". I
really need the flip side of this procedure as well, though, i.e., to
hide
all columns from AG:IV if the value in row 37 is anything OTHER than
"Attendance". Can anyone help?

For a = 32 To 255
If Range("a37").Offset(0, a).Value = "Attendance" Then
Range("a37").Offset(0, a).EntireColumn.Hidden = True
Next a