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Hi,
I was wondering if someone can help me out on this topic of mine or at least give their opinion. I have seen all of these macros that are able to help people hide rows of zeroes or other values. But is it possible to create a GENERIC macro that can be used to hide rows of zeroes or other values in other spreadsheets? I see this as being a difficult task because the macro will need to be able to adjust to the different number of rows and columns in different spreadsheets. Hence, this macro will need a way to determine the size of the data (number of rows and columns), and I'm not sure how to do that in VBA. I already tried using a filter, but there are flaws to it because it can still hide rows that don't have zeroes. If anyone can help me out or share their opinions on this topic, that would be great! -Daniel |
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