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Default Through a command button hiding rows


Help!
I am creating a workbook where in worksheet1 there is a checklist
Ideally when a topic's checkbox is clicked, a macro (which I hav
assigned) will hide certain rows on worksheet2.
However I cannot get the action to reverse when the box is unchecked.
This is really frustrating me as I have tried to write a program usin
boolean instead of the macro for when the button is "clicked" and the
clicked again, but I am not getting anywhere.

If it helps the rows I have also grouped into arrays.

Below is like my 20th attempt

Private Sub CheckBox1_Click()
Sheets("Sheet1").Select
i = Rows("13:22")
i.Select
Selection.EntireRow.Hidden = True
Sheets("Sheet2").Select

End Sub;

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