How can I invoke running a macro from within an "IF" function.
How do you know which rows to hide/unhide?
If you specify
A1="no" -- hide rows x:y
A2="no" -- hide rows z:w
....
You may find that you get an acceptable response.
ron wrote:
Thanks. However, the intent is this. The default values in A1:A15 will be
"no" If a person answers yes to one of those cells, I want specific other
rows to unfold (unhide) revealing some additional data to be inserted by the
person.
"Dave Peterson" wrote:
You can't run macros from formulas, but it might be easier than you think.
Select your range.
data|filter|autofilter
Then use the dropdown arrow in the first cell in column A and choose to show the
Yes's (or use custom, not equal to "no").
It's a very easy way to hide/show rows.
Data|filter|show all
will show all the data.
ron wrote:
I want to Hide a range of rows (16:18 in this example) if "no" is in a range
of cells and Unhide the same range of rows if "yes" is in the same range of
cells. The "Hide", "Unhide" macros (below) work if I select one from the Run
Macro list, of course. But, how can I call for it to run from an "IF"
function. I know this statement is wrong, but it may help you know what I am
looking for: =IF (A1:A15="no",Run Hide,IF (A1:A15="yes",Run Unhide),"")
Sub Hide()
'
' Hide Macro
'
Rows("16:18").Select
Selection.EntireRow.Hidden = True
End Sub
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Sub Unhide()
'
' Unhide Macro
'
Rows("16:18").Select
Selection.EntireRow.Hidden = False
End Sub
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Dave Peterson
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Dave Peterson
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