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How do I automatically hide columns?
I have a table with dates as the top row. I want Excel to find todays date
and then hide the columns after todays date. In this way I can make the printed output bigger and more readable. |
How do I automatically hide columns?
try
Sub findtoday_hidecolsafter() x = Rows(2).Find(Date).Column + 1 Range(Cells(1, x), Cells(1, Columns.Count)).Columns.Hidden = True End Sub -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "PPM at Brackmills" <PPM at wrote in message ... I have a table with dates as the top row. I want Excel to find todays date and then hide the columns after todays date. In this way I can make the printed output bigger and more readable. |
How do I automatically hide columns?
You can do this with some simple VBA code:
Sub AAA() Dim Rng As Range Dim Found As Boolean For Each Rng In Range(Cells(1, 1), Cells(1, Columns.Count)).Cells If Rng.Value = Date Then Found = True Exit For End If Next Rng If Found = True Then Range(Rng(1, 2), Cells(1, Columns.Count)).EntireColumn.Hidden = True End If End Sub -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "PPM at Brackmills" <PPM at wrote in message ... I have a table with dates as the top row. I want Excel to find todays date and then hide the columns after todays date. In this way I can make the printed output bigger and more readable. |
How do I automatically hide columns and then show
how do I hide a column and only have it unhide automatically if data is
present in those cells? |
How do I automatically hide columns?
I was looking to do the same (but with the dates at the start of rows). I
have tried this bit of code but how do I get it to actually run? "Don Guillett" wrote: try Sub findtoday_hidecolsafter() x = Rows(2).Find(Date).Column + 1 Range(Cells(1, x), Cells(1, Columns.Count)).Columns.Hidden = True End Sub -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "PPM at Brackmills" <PPM at wrote in message ... I have a table with dates as the top row. I want Excel to find todays date and then hide the columns after todays date. In this way I can make the printed output bigger and more readable. |
How do I automatically hide columns and then show
Hi, I am looking for the same answer on rows. thanks, kelly
"iallen" wrote: how do I hide a column and only have it unhide automatically if data is present in those cells? |
How do I automatically hide columns and then show
I need this information as well. I have a "Quote" being generated that,
depending on the amount of items requested, there may be 5-10 blank rows before the next section of the quote...I would like to have the rows either automatically hidden or deleted if there is no quantity on the data. Can anyone help!? Thanks. "plumfin" wrote: Hi, I am looking for the same answer on rows. thanks, kelly "iallen" wrote: how do I hide a column and only have it unhide automatically if data is present in those cells? |
How do I automatically hide columns and then show
"plumfin" wrote: Hi, I am looking for the same answer on rows. thanks, kelly "iallen" wrote: how do I hide a column and only have it unhide automatically if data is present in those cells? |
How do I automatically hide columns?
"PPM at Brackmills" wrote: I have a table with dates as the top row. I want Excel to find todays date and then hide the columns after todays date. In this way I can make the printed output bigger and more readable. |
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