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Hi all,
Here's my problem... I have written a nice spreadsheet for writing proposals for work. I would like to create two macros. "shrink list" and "expand list" I have set all cells in column A to be a value based on column B. Once I have completed my proposal, I would like to click "shrink list" to hide all ROWS that have "0" (zero) as it's value. And then be able to click "expand list" to show all rows again. Essentially, the macro will look only at column A and hide all of the rows that show a zero. I know that I can do this with autofilter, but this needs to be simple for less knowledgeable users. Can someone help? |
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