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Format column auto. to "hidden"
How do I set up an automatic column format to "zero" width
or hidden. What I want to do is when a particular cell has a certain value I want another column or row to hide itself and when the cell is changed to another value the column will show up again. I have looking through various excel developer books and cannot seem to find the answer. I even tried a macro and still could not get it to work. In other words, if cell j5 = x (text) or a number - lets say 5 then column "b" goes to hidden or zero width --- then when cell j5 is not the x or 5 column "b" goes back to normal and is seen! P.S. same for rows as well! I hope you can help! Thanks, Nils |
Format column auto. to "hidden"
Hi Nils
Paste the code below into the sheet code (right-click on your sheet tab and select View code) This will hide column B whenever any value (text or number) is entered into J5 and unhide column B whenever J5 is empty To hide rows change Columns to Rows and letters to numbers ie Rows("1:1").EntireRow.hidden = True Sample code: Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) If Target.Address = "$J$5" Then If Target.Value < "" Then Columns("B:B").EntireColumn.Hidden = True Else: Columns("B:B").EntireColumn.Hidden = False End If End If End Sub Regards Pascal a écrit dans le message de ... How do I set up an automatic column format to "zero" width or hidden. What I want to do is when a particular cell has a certain value I want another column or row to hide itself and when the cell is changed to another value the column will show up again. I have looking through various excel developer books and cannot seem to find the answer. I even tried a macro and still could not get it to work. In other words, if cell j5 = x (text) or a number - lets say 5 then column "b" goes to hidden or zero width --- then when cell j5 is not the x or 5 column "b" goes back to normal and is seen! P.S. same for rows as well! I hope you can help! Thanks, Nils |
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