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Macro to Hide Colums
Hi There fellow community member
Please Help I HAVE A SPREADSHEET WITH ROW AND COLUMN HEADERS WHICH IS UPDATED EVERY MONTH. i NEED TO CREATE A MACRO THAT WILL HIDE AND UNHIDE COLUMNS TO ENABLE ME TO VIEW 6 AND 12 MONTHS DATA ALTERNATIVELY. What I need for the macro to do is the following 1) Go to row 6 (where my data starts) 2)from row 6 search and identify by column the last column that contains data(as every month i add a new column. 3)Offset the last column(iLastCol) by 6 4)Hide columns from column b to iLastCol-6 (Column A contains the Row headers) |
Macro to Hide Colums
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-- HTH Bob Phillips (remove nothere from email address if mailing direct) "keen learner" wrote in message ... Hi There fellow community member Please Help I HAVE A SPREADSHEET WITH ROW AND COLUMN HEADERS WHICH IS UPDATED EVERY MONTH. i NEED TO CREATE A MACRO THAT WILL HIDE AND UNHIDE COLUMNS TO ENABLE ME TO VIEW 6 AND 12 MONTHS DATA ALTERNATIVELY. What I need for the macro to do is the following 1) Go to row 6 (where my data starts) 2)from row 6 search and identify by column the last column that contains data(as every month i add a new column. 3)Offset the last column(iLastCol) by 6 4)Hide columns from column b to iLastCol-6 (Column A contains the Row headers) |
Macro to Hide Colums
I was doing a very quick search and found nothing, but as I read you thread I was thinking about "joining" groups Highlite the columns you want to hide and goto Data=Group and Outline=and select group Now there will be a "-" sign above your columns click on the minus sig and the group will hide, there are also numbers at the side of th column you can click to hide columns, this also works for rows, you can have many grouped columns and rows. If you don't like using the groups method, you can always try you macro recorder , like end,= takes you to the last cell with data in row ... -- davesexce ----------------------------------------------------------------------- davesexcel's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...fo&userid=3170 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread.php?threadid=52004 |
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