Name a cell in the row and use that name in your code.
Also, you do not need two buttons or two sets of code...

Range("TheCell").EntireRow.Hidden = Not Range("TheCell").EntireRow.Hidden
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Jim Cone
Portland, Oregon USA




"steal_92"
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I have a worksheet where I need to quickly display hidden rows (so as to
€˜drill-down to more detailed information) and then re-hide the rows when
necessary.
I have set up command buttons linked to the following macros to do this:
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Private Sub CommandButton11_Click()
Rows("88:88").Select
Selection.EntireRow.Hidden = False
Range("A88").Select
End Sub

Private Sub CommandButton12_Click()
Rows("88").Select
Selection.EntireRow.Hidden = True
End Sub
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This works perfectly well until I insert or delete rows above the command
buttons. When I do that, the buttons now hide the wrong rows.
Is it possible to lock the macro so that it will only affect the desired
rows, wherever they are in the worksheet?