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I have the follwoing code:
If Target.Address = "$F$165" Then Rows(167).Resize(25).Hidden = True If Target.Value = "No" Then _ Rows(167).Resize(F17 * 5).Hidden = False End If F165 gives a Yes or No response. There are 25 rows hidden from 167 to 192. If the response in 165 is NO, then it is to unhide a portion of those 25 rows. The portion I want unhidded is the cell F17 times 5 (where F17 is a number between 1 and 5) However I try to write that formula around that second Resize command I get an error. I cannot figure what is wrong. Help please! RU |
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If Target.Address = "$F$165" Then
Rows(167).Resize(25).Hidden = True If Target.Value = "No" Then _ Rows(167).Resize(Range("F17") * 5).Hidden = False End If Should work. Regards, Tom Ogilvy "RU_Powers" wrote in message ... I have the follwoing code: If Target.Address = "$F$165" Then Rows(167).Resize(25).Hidden = True If Target.Value = "No" Then _ Rows(167).Resize(F17 * 5).Hidden = False End If F165 gives a Yes or No response. There are 25 rows hidden from 167 to 192. If the response in 165 is NO, then it is to unhide a portion of those 25 rows. The portion I want unhidded is the cell F17 times 5 (where F17 is a number between 1 and 5) However I try to write that formula around that second Resize command I get an error. I cannot figure what is wrong. Help please! RU |
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![]() Works like a charm, once again thank you! RU On Tue, 9 Sep 2003 15:12:41 -0400, "Tom Ogilvy" wrote: If Target.Address = "$F$165" Then Rows(167).Resize(25).Hidden = True If Target.Value = "No" Then _ Rows(167).Resize(Range("F17") * 5).Hidden = False End If Should work. Regards, Tom Ogilvy "RU_Powers" wrote in message ... I have the follwoing code: If Target.Address = "$F$165" Then Rows(167).Resize(25).Hidden = True If Target.Value = "No" Then _ Rows(167).Resize(F17 * 5).Hidden = False End If F165 gives a Yes or No response. There are 25 rows hidden from 167 to 192. If the response in 165 is NO, then it is to unhide a portion of those 25 rows. The portion I want unhidded is the cell F17 times 5 (where F17 is a number between 1 and 5) However I try to write that formula around that second Resize command I get an error. I cannot figure what is wrong. Help please! RU |
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Also,
If F17 is blank there will be an error. And the If statement is case sensitive so that F165 must be "No" not "no"... or change the If to If lcase(Target.Value) = "no" Then _ -- sb "Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message ... If Target.Address = "$F$165" Then Rows(167).Resize(25).Hidden = True If Target.Value = "No" Then _ Rows(167).Resize(Range("F17") * 5).Hidden = False End If Should work. Regards, Tom Ogilvy "RU_Powers" wrote in message ... I have the follwoing code: If Target.Address = "$F$165" Then Rows(167).Resize(25).Hidden = True If Target.Value = "No" Then _ Rows(167).Resize(F17 * 5).Hidden = False End If F165 gives a Yes or No response. There are 25 rows hidden from 167 to 192. If the response in 165 is NO, then it is to unhide a portion of those 25 rows. The portion I want unhidded is the cell F17 times 5 (where F17 is a number between 1 and 5) However I try to write that formula around that second Resize command I get an error. I cannot figure what is wrong. Help please! RU |
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