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Hi Chip: nope--haven't had any time to spend on it yet.
Also, to simplify and add clarity, this is what i will want to do: Based on the values in any of R1-3C[any], unhide all columns; if necessary hide rows 1-3; and hide column(s) a, b, c (or any of the gazillion columns). Footnote: if i can do this with Rows 1-3 hidden, that would be good. Otherwise will add in the code to unhide them at the beginning of the routine. I know it's a relatively simple thing to do....just am very rusty on non-recorded vba such as Case Selects. "Chip" wrote: did you get this figured out yet? |
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