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Passing formula value to variable, hide rows
I'm creating a macro that will check each row to determine the values
of three separate columns. If any of those three values are something other than zero, then the macro will not Hide the row. Otherwise, if all three values are zero, then the macro will hide the row. The catch to this one is that 1) the cells we're checking are formula-driven, and 2) the cell values that we're testing are typically displayed in percentage terms. I'm having difficulty getting the value to pass through the testing subroutine. I'm not sure if I should be trying to convert the formula value to text first, and then test it, or if there's a better way. Here is a sample of a couple of different ways I've tried this: ---------------------- First Attempt Dim TestRows As Integer Dim count As Integer For TestRows = 18 To 25 count = 0 If cells(testrows, 3).value < 0 then count = count +1 If cells(testrows, 7).value < 0 then count = count +1 If cells(testrows, 11).value < 0 then count = count +1 if count 0 Then Cells(TestRows, 3).EntireRow.Hidden = False Else Cells(TestRows, 3).EntireRow.Hidden = True End If Next TestRows -------------------------------- Second Attempt Dim TestRows As Integer Dim CellValue3 As String Dim CellValue7 As String Dim CellValue11 As String ' Check and store amounts shown in rows 18 - 25 in columns 3, 7, and 11 For TestRows = 18 To 25 CellValue3 = Cells(TestRows, 3).Text CellValue7 = Cells(TestRows, 7).Text CellValue11 = Cells(TestRows, 11).Text ' Print message boxes to show values for troubleshooting MsgBox ("row " & TestRows & "column 3 = " & CellValue3) MsgBox ("row " & TestRows & "column 7 = " & CellValue7) MsgBox ("row " & TestRows & "column 11 = " & CellValue11) If CellValue3 < "0" And CellValue3 < "0%" And CellValue7 < "0"_ And CellValue7 < "0%" And CellValue11 < "0" And CellValue3 < "0%" Then Cells(TestRows, 3).EntireRow.Hidden = False Else Cells(TestRows, 3).EntireRow.Hidden = True End If Next TestRows ------------------------------ Neither of these attempts have worked. I'm sure my problem is somewhere in my variable types, but I'm not sure about what's wrong or how to make it all work, and work efficiently. I'd appreciate any suggestions you have! |
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