I've been using auto filter to hide unwanted columns and
rows. I tried recording that as a macro but it is doesn't
work to well. I need a better macro that would hide
columns where the header is "Inactive" or the row
contains "XXX". Can anyone help?


Todd

Thanks for the help. I used what you gave me and came up
with this. But its not quite right. the Inactive macro
hides columns A:J No matter what?

The XXX macro doesn't work at all yet.
I am learning but slow! Can you see where I went wrong?


Todd


Sub HideInactive()

For Each c In Worksheets(1).Range("A1:J10")
If c.Value = Inactive Then
c.EntireColumn.Select
Selection.EntireColumn.Hidden = True

End If
Next c

End Sub

Sub HideXXX()
For Each c In Selection
If c.Value = "x*" Then c.EntireRow.Select
Selection.EntireRow.Hidden = True

Next c

End Sub

-----Original Message-----
This checks the value for all cells in the range A1
through J10 and if any of the values are equal to XXX it
hides the column. Just change the value of the Range and
you can also replace Worksheets(1) with Worksheets
("Sheet_Name").... Hope this is what you are looking for.


Sub HideInactive()

For Each c In Worksheets(1).Range("A1:J10")
If c.Value = "XXX" Then
c.EntireColumn.Select
Selection.EntireColumn.Hidden = True

End If
Next c

End Sub





-----Original Message-----
I've been using auto filter to hide unwanted columns and
rows. I tried recording that as a macro but it is
doesn't
work to well. I need a better macro that would hide
columns where the header is "Inactive" or the row
contains "XXX". Can anyone help?


Todd
.

.

Searching for the string Inactive in the top row?

Sub HideInactive()

For Each c In Worksheets(1).Range("A1:J10")
InActive = "INACTIVE"
If Ucase(c.Value) = Inactive Then
c.EntireColumn.Hidden = True
End If
Next c

End Sub

As you had it written, inactive was a variable with no value. All empty
cells in the first row would have their column hidden. Use Ucase to make it
case insensitive.

Sub HideXXX()
For Each c In Selection
If Left(lcase(c.Value),1) = "x" Then
c.EntireRow.Hidden = True
Next c

End Sub

Equality doesn't work with a wildcard. If you want to check the if the
first letter is x, then extract the first letter with the LEFT command and
compare it. Use lcase to make the check case insensitive.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy




Todd wrote in message
...
Thanks for the help. I used what you gave me and came up
with this. But its not quite right. the Inactive macro
hides columns A:J No matter what?

The XXX macro doesn't work at all yet.
I am learning but slow! Can you see where I went wrong?


Todd


Sub HideInactive()

For Each c In Worksheets(1).Range("A1:J10")
If c.Value = Inactive Then
c.EntireColumn.Select
Selection.EntireColumn.Hidden = True

End If
Next c

End Sub

Sub HideXXX()
For Each c In Selection
If c.Value = "x*" Then c.EntireRow.Select
Selection.EntireRow.Hidden = True

Next c

End Sub

-----Original Message-----
This checks the value for all cells in the range A1
through J10 and if any of the values are equal to XXX it
hides the column. Just change the value of the Range and
you can also replace Worksheets(1) with Worksheets
("Sheet_Name").... Hope this is what you are looking for.


Sub HideInactive()

For Each c In Worksheets(1).Range("A1:J10")
If c.Value = "XXX" Then
c.EntireColumn.Select
Selection.EntireColumn.Hidden = True

End If
Next c

End Sub





-----Original Message-----
I've been using auto filter to hide unwanted columns and
rows. I tried recording that as a macro but it is
doesn't
work to well. I need a better macro that would hide
columns where the header is "Inactive" or the row
contains "XXX". Can anyone help?


Todd
.

.

Thanks!!!!

Todd

-----Original Message-----

Searching for the string Inactive in the top row?

Sub HideInactive()

For Each c In Worksheets(1).Range("A1:J10")
InActive = "INACTIVE"
If Ucase(c.Value) = Inactive Then
c.EntireColumn.Hidden = True
End If
Next c

End Sub

As you had it written, inactive was a variable with no
value. All empty
cells in the first row would have their column hidden.
Use Ucase to make it
case insensitive.

Sub HideXXX()
For Each c In Selection
If Left(lcase(c.Value),1) = "x" Then
c.EntireRow.Hidden = True
Next c

End Sub

Equality doesn't work with a wildcard. If you want to
check the if the
first letter is x, then extract the first letter with the
LEFT command and
compare it. Use lcase to make the check case insensitive.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy




Todd wrote in message
...
Thanks for the help. I used what you gave me and came up
with this. But its not quite right. the Inactive macro
hides columns A:J No matter what?

The XXX macro doesn't work at all yet.
I am learning but slow! Can you see where I went wrong?


Todd


Sub HideInactive()

For Each c In Worksheets(1).Range("A1:J10")
If c.Value = Inactive Then
c.EntireColumn.Select
Selection.EntireColumn.Hidden = True

End If
Next c

End Sub

Sub HideXXX()
For Each c In Selection
If c.Value = "x*" Then c.EntireRow.Select
Selection.EntireRow.Hidden = True

Next c

End Sub

-----Original Message-----
This checks the value for all cells in the range A1
through J10 and if any of the values are equal to XXX
it
hides the column. Just change the value of the Range
and
you can also replace Worksheets(1) with Worksheets
("Sheet_Name").... Hope this is what you are looking
for.


Sub HideInactive()

For Each c In Worksheets(1).Range("A1:J10")
If c.Value = "XXX" Then
c.EntireColumn.Select
Selection.EntireColumn.Hidden = True

End If
Next c

End Sub





-----Original Message-----
I've been using auto filter to hide unwanted columns
and
rows. I tried recording that as a macro but it is
doesn't
work to well. I need a better macro that would hide
columns where the header is "Inactive" or the row
contains "XXX". Can anyone help?


Todd
.

.



.

Sorry for being so dumb,

I have the macro working but it only hides the first
column where "Inactive" occurs. I changed it a little to
make it search cells I select. All the cells should be in
the 10th row but this way I know for sure. I have been
looking through macro's listed here but I don't see why I
don't hide more than the first "Inactive" it hits.

Thanks again,


Todd


Sub HideInactive()

For Each c In Selection
Inactive = "INACTIVE"
If UCase(c.Value) = Inactive Then
c.EntireColumn.Hidden = True
End If
Next c

End Sub


-----Original Message-----
Thanks!!!!

Todd

-----Original Message-----

Searching for the string Inactive in the top row?

Sub HideInactive()

For Each c In Worksheets(1).Range("A1:J10")
InActive = "INACTIVE"
If Ucase(c.Value) = Inactive Then
c.EntireColumn.Hidden = True
End If
Next c

End Sub

As you had it written, inactive was a variable with no
value. All empty
cells in the first row would have their column hidden.
Use Ucase to make it
case insensitive.

Sub HideXXX()
For Each c In Selection
If Left(lcase(c.Value),1) = "x" Then
c.EntireRow.Hidden = True
Next c

End Sub

Equality doesn't work with a wildcard. If you want to
check the if the
first letter is x, then extract the first letter with
the
LEFT command and
compare it. Use lcase to make the check case
insensitive.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy




Todd wrote in message
...
Thanks for the help. I used what you gave me and came
up
with this. But its not quite right. the Inactive
macro
hides columns A:J No matter what?

The XXX macro doesn't work at all yet.
I am learning but slow! Can you see where I went
wrong?


Todd


Sub HideInactive()

For Each c In Worksheets(1).Range("A1:J10")
If c.Value = Inactive Then
c.EntireColumn.Select
Selection.EntireColumn.Hidden = True

End If
Next c

End Sub

Sub HideXXX()
For Each c In Selection
If c.Value = "x*" Then c.EntireRow.Select
Selection.EntireRow.Hidden = True

Next c

End Sub

-----Original Message-----
This checks the value for all cells in the range A1
through J10 and if any of the values are equal to XXX
it
hides the column. Just change the value of the Range
and
you can also replace Worksheets(1) with Worksheets
("Sheet_Name").... Hope this is what you are looking
for.


Sub HideInactive()

For Each c In Worksheets(1).Range("A1:J10")
If c.Value = "XXX" Then
c.EntireColumn.Select
Selection.EntireColumn.Hidden = True

End If
Next c

End Sub





-----Original Message-----
I've been using auto filter to hide unwanted columns
and
rows. I tried recording that as a macro but it is
doesn't
work to well. I need a better macro that would hide
columns where the header is "Inactive" or the row
contains "XXX". Can anyone help?


Todd
.

.



.

.

Maybe there is a space in the cell along with Inactive. From lookin at the
code, it should hide any column containing the single word Inactive. Here
is a fix to remove spaces on each end for purposes of the comparison.

Sub HideInactive()

For Each c In Selection
Inactive = "INACTIVE"
If UCase(Trim(c.Value)) = Inactive Then
c.EntireColumn.Hidden = True
End If
Next c

End Sub

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


"Todd" wrote in message
...
Sorry for being so dumb,

I have the macro working but it only hides the first
column where "Inactive" occurs. I changed it a little to
make it search cells I select. All the cells should be in
the 10th row but this way I know for sure. I have been
looking through macro's listed here but I don't see why I
don't hide more than the first "Inactive" it hits.

Thanks again,


Todd


Sub HideInactive()

For Each c In Selection
Inactive = "INACTIVE"
If UCase(c.Value) = Inactive Then
c.EntireColumn.Hidden = True
End If
Next c

End Sub


-----Original Message-----
Thanks!!!!

Todd

-----Original Message-----

Searching for the string Inactive in the top row?

Sub HideInactive()

For Each c In Worksheets(1).Range("A1:J10")
InActive = "INACTIVE"
If Ucase(c.Value) = Inactive Then
c.EntireColumn.Hidden = True
End If
Next c

End Sub

As you had it written, inactive was a variable with no
value. All empty
cells in the first row would have their column hidden.
Use Ucase to make it
case insensitive.

Sub HideXXX()
For Each c In Selection
If Left(lcase(c.Value),1) = "x" Then
c.EntireRow.Hidden = True
Next c

End Sub

Equality doesn't work with a wildcard. If you want to
check the if the
first letter is x, then extract the first letter with
the
LEFT command and
compare it. Use lcase to make the check case
insensitive.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy




Todd wrote in message
...
Thanks for the help. I used what you gave me and came
up
with this. But its not quite right. the Inactive
macro
hides columns A:J No matter what?

The XXX macro doesn't work at all yet.
I am learning but slow! Can you see where I went
wrong?


Todd


Sub HideInactive()

For Each c In Worksheets(1).Range("A1:J10")
If c.Value = Inactive Then
c.EntireColumn.Select
Selection.EntireColumn.Hidden = True

End If
Next c

End Sub

Sub HideXXX()
For Each c In Selection
If c.Value = "x*" Then c.EntireRow.Select
Selection.EntireRow.Hidden = True

Next c

End Sub

-----Original Message-----
This checks the value for all cells in the range A1
through J10 and if any of the values are equal to XXX
it
hides the column. Just change the value of the Range
and
you can also replace Worksheets(1) with Worksheets
("Sheet_Name").... Hope this is what you are looking
for.


Sub HideInactive()

For Each c In Worksheets(1).Range("A1:J10")
If c.Value = "XXX" Then
c.EntireColumn.Select
Selection.EntireColumn.Hidden = True

End If
Next c

End Sub





-----Original Message-----
I've been using auto filter to hide unwanted columns
and
rows. I tried recording that as a macro but it is
doesn't
work to well. I need a better macro that would hide
columns where the header is "Inactive" or the row
contains "XXX". Can anyone help?


Todd
.

.



.

.

Thank you very much, The other code works in my test
sheets but not in the actual workbook. I had tried
clearing those cells and retyping the info. Something
must be there that can't be seen, so you must be right.

Thanks again, you are a great help.



Todd



-----Original Message-----
Maybe there is a space in the cell along with Inactive.
From lookin at the
code, it should hide any column containing the single
word Inactive. Here
is a fix to remove spaces on each end for purposes of the
comparison.

Sub HideInactive()

For Each c In Selection
Inactive = "INACTIVE"
If UCase(Trim(c.Value)) = Inactive Then
c.EntireColumn.Hidden = True
End If
Next c

End Sub

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


"Todd" wrote in message
...
Sorry for being so dumb,

I have the macro working but it only hides the first
column where "Inactive" occurs. I changed it a little
to
make it search cells I select. All the cells should be
in
the 10th row but this way I know for sure. I have been
looking through macro's listed here but I don't see why
I
don't hide more than the first "Inactive" it hits.

Thanks again,


Todd


Sub HideInactive()

For Each c In Selection
Inactive = "INACTIVE"
If UCase(c.Value) = Inactive Then
c.EntireColumn.Hidden = True
End If
Next c

End Sub


-----Original Message-----
Thanks!!!!

Todd

-----Original Message-----

Searching for the string Inactive in the top row?

Sub HideInactive()

For Each c In Worksheets(1).Range("A1:J10")
InActive = "INACTIVE"
If Ucase(c.Value) = Inactive Then
c.EntireColumn.Hidden = True
End If
Next c

End Sub

As you had it written, inactive was a variable with no
value. All empty
cells in the first row would have their column hidden.
Use Ucase to make it
case insensitive.

Sub HideXXX()
For Each c In Selection
If Left(lcase(c.Value),1) = "x" Then
c.EntireRow.Hidden = True
Next c

End Sub

Equality doesn't work with a wildcard. If you want to
check the if the
first letter is x, then extract the first letter with
the
LEFT command and
compare it. Use lcase to make the check case
insensitive.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy




Todd wrote in message
...
Thanks for the help. I used what you gave me and
came
up
with this. But its not quite right. the Inactive
macro
hides columns A:J No matter what?

The XXX macro doesn't work at all yet.
I am learning but slow! Can you see where I went
wrong?


Todd


Sub HideInactive()

For Each c In Worksheets(1).Range("A1:J10")
If c.Value = Inactive Then
c.EntireColumn.Select
Selection.EntireColumn.Hidden = True

End If
Next c

End Sub

Sub HideXXX()
For Each c In Selection
If c.Value = "x*" Then c.EntireRow.Select
Selection.EntireRow.Hidden = True

Next c

End Sub

-----Original Message-----
This checks the value for all cells in the range A1
through J10 and if any of the values are equal to
XXX
it
hides the column. Just change the value of the
Range
and
you can also replace Worksheets(1) with Worksheets
("Sheet_Name").... Hope this is what you are
looking
for.


Sub HideInactive()

For Each c In Worksheets(1).Range("A1:J10")
If c.Value = "XXX" Then
c.EntireColumn.Select
Selection.EntireColumn.Hidden = True

End If
Next c

End Sub





-----Original Message-----
I've been using auto filter to hide unwanted
columns
and
rows. I tried recording that as a macro but it is
doesn't
work to well. I need a better macro that would
hide
columns where the header is "Inactive" or the row
contains "XXX". Can anyone help?


Todd
.

.



.

.



.