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Can't unhide rows
I have a number of rows in the middle of my data that are hidden and whose
height is zero. I have selected the entire sheet and issued both manual commands (Format, Row, Unhide or autofit) and the row stays hidden. I have done the same with vb code: ActiveSheet.UsedRange.EntireRow.Hidden = False ActiveSheet.UsedRange.EntireRow.AutoFit and the rows stay hidden. The only way I have found to make a row visible is to specifically change the row's hidden property. For example: Rows(663).Hidden = False Obviously I can rotate through all the rows, but that is very inefficient. The worksheet is not protected. I can delete the rows any time I want. Any idea why the first two commands above do not work? Using Excel 2003. Bob |
Can't unhide rows
It might be due to Advance Filter... Have you tried to clear the filter?
If it does not work then try to change the row hight to a fixed value. As a last resort, as you said, loop throught the rows and clear the hidden setting... "Bob Flanagan" wrote: I have a number of rows in the middle of my data that are hidden and whose height is zero. I have selected the entire sheet and issued both manual commands (Format, Row, Unhide or autofit) and the row stays hidden. I have done the same with vb code: ActiveSheet.UsedRange.EntireRow.Hidden = False ActiveSheet.UsedRange.EntireRow.AutoFit and the rows stay hidden. The only way I have found to make a row visible is to specifically change the row's hidden property. For example: Rows(663).Hidden = False Obviously I can rotate through all the rows, but that is very inefficient. The worksheet is not protected. I can delete the rows any time I want. Any idea why the first two commands above do not work? Using Excel 2003. Bob |
Can't unhide rows
Many thanks. Doing Data, Filter, Show All displayed the rows. Strange....
I didn't see any filter set. Bob "Sheeloo" <="to" & CHAR(95) & "sheeloo" & CHAR(64) & "hotmail.com" wrote in message ... It might be due to Advance Filter... Have you tried to clear the filter? If it does not work then try to change the row hight to a fixed value. As a last resort, as you said, loop throught the rows and clear the hidden setting... "Bob Flanagan" wrote: I have a number of rows in the middle of my data that are hidden and whose height is zero. I have selected the entire sheet and issued both manual commands (Format, Row, Unhide or autofit) and the row stays hidden. I have done the same with vb code: ActiveSheet.UsedRange.EntireRow.Hidden = False ActiveSheet.UsedRange.EntireRow.AutoFit and the rows stay hidden. The only way I have found to make a row visible is to specifically change the row's hidden property. For example: Rows(663).Hidden = False Obviously I can rotate through all the rows, but that is very inefficient. The worksheet is not protected. I can delete the rows any time I want. Any idea why the first two commands above do not work? Using Excel 2003. Bob |
Can't unhide rows
Glad it worked.
Advance Filter (if you filter in place does that) and you don't see the drop-downs as you do with Auto Filter "Bob Flanagan" wrote: Many thanks. Doing Data, Filter, Show All displayed the rows. Strange.... I didn't see any filter set. Bob "Sheeloo" <="to" & CHAR(95) & "sheeloo" & CHAR(64) & "hotmail.com" wrote in message ... It might be due to Advance Filter... Have you tried to clear the filter? If it does not work then try to change the row hight to a fixed value. As a last resort, as you said, loop throught the rows and clear the hidden setting... "Bob Flanagan" wrote: I have a number of rows in the middle of my data that are hidden and whose height is zero. I have selected the entire sheet and issued both manual commands (Format, Row, Unhide or autofit) and the row stays hidden. I have done the same with vb code: ActiveSheet.UsedRange.EntireRow.Hidden = False ActiveSheet.UsedRange.EntireRow.AutoFit and the rows stay hidden. The only way I have found to make a row visible is to specifically change the row's hidden property. For example: Rows(663).Hidden = False Obviously I can rotate through all the rows, but that is very inefficient. The worksheet is not protected. I can delete the rows any time I want. Any idea why the first two commands above do not work? Using Excel 2003. Bob |
Can't unhide rows
You won't on Advanced Filter, just on Autofilter.
Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Mon, 26 Jan 2009 19:05:49 -0500, "Bob Flanagan" wrote: Many thanks. Doing Data, Filter, Show All displayed the rows. Strange.... I didn't see any filter set. Bob "Sheeloo" <="to" & CHAR(95) & "sheeloo" & CHAR(64) & "hotmail.com" wrote in message ... It might be due to Advance Filter... Have you tried to clear the filter? If it does not work then try to change the row hight to a fixed value. As a last resort, as you said, loop throught the rows and clear the hidden setting... "Bob Flanagan" wrote: I have a number of rows in the middle of my data that are hidden and whose height is zero. I have selected the entire sheet and issued both manual commands (Format, Row, Unhide or autofit) and the row stays hidden. I have done the same with vb code: ActiveSheet.UsedRange.EntireRow.Hidden = False ActiveSheet.UsedRange.EntireRow.AutoFit and the rows stay hidden. The only way I have found to make a row visible is to specifically change the row's hidden property. For example: Rows(663).Hidden = False Obviously I can rotate through all the rows, but that is very inefficient. The worksheet is not protected. I can delete the rows any time I want. Any idea why the first two commands above do not work? Using Excel 2003. Bob |
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