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Can I select whole rows of non-continuous range data?
I am trying to make a number of rows dissappear based on a value in one cell.
I have been able to do this using absolute referencing (ActiveWorksheet.Rows("9").Hidden = True) but would like to be able to do it to a range of rows in one line. The rows are not continuous in nature. To this end I tried to define a name for all cells in column A of the desired rows and use 'ActiveSheet.Range("thisRange").EntireRow.Hidden = True' to no avail. Any ideas out there are very welcome. |
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