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Hiding Ranges
I am developing an application with a large number of named ranges.
Dependant upon a given scenario, I want to be able to hide the ranges irrelevant to the particular case. I have previously achieved this in similar applications by simply specifying the rows. i.e. Rows("27:30").Hidden = True/False. However in this instance I need to be able to regularly add rows to the ranges in regular use, and I don't want to have to go and edit all my macros every time I add an item. The following doesn't work: Range("TPS").Hidden = True Does anyone know the syntax needed to hide/show a range which is specified by name? Regards R. Gavey |
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Hi Richard
This should work for you: Range("TPS").EntireRow.Hidden = True -- Rob Bovey, MCSE, MCSD, Excel MVP Application Professionals http://www.appspro.com/ * Please post all replies to this newsgroup * * I delete all unsolicited e-mail responses * "Richard Gavey" wrote in message ... I am developing an application with a large number of named ranges. Dependant upon a given scenario, I want to be able to hide the ranges irrelevant to the particular case. I have previously achieved this in similar applications by simply specifying the rows. i.e. Rows("27:30").Hidden = True/False. However in this instance I need to be able to regularly add rows to the ranges in regular use, and I don't want to have to go and edit all my macros every time I add an item. The following doesn't work: Range("TPS").Hidden = True Does anyone know the syntax needed to hide/show a range which is specified by name? Regards R. Gavey |
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Try this
Range("TPS").EntireRow.Hidden = Tru Regards Sid DeLuc ----- Richard Gavey wrote: ---- I am developing an application with a large number of named ranges Dependant upon a given scenario, I want to be able to hide the range irrelevant to the particular case I have previously achieved this in similar applications by simply specifyin the rows i.e. Rows("27:30").Hidden = True/False However in this instance I need to be able to regularly add rows to th ranges in regular use, and I don't want to have to go and edit all my macro every time I add an item The following doesn't work: Range("TPS").Hidden = Tru Does anyone know the syntax needed to hide/show a range which is specifie by name Regard R. Gave |
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Thanks very much for help
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