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Hi
I have a workbook that I need to hide columns except for the day chosen. Here is the situation. A B C D E Oct 1 Oct 2 .................................................. ...............HA HB HC HD There are calculations in column E & Columns HA thru HD. On any given day I want to be able to just see Cols A-E , that days column and Cols HA-HD. That way I can print that days sheet and hand to my supervisor. I could write a macro for Oct 1 and place the macro "button" under Oct 1 and so on for each day. That would Hide Cols F - GZ and unhide Col F for Oct 1. That would allow the user to just click that days macro. But that would mean writing over a hundred macros when all that is changing is the "unhide that days column" line of code. Is there any way I can just write one macro that would work for whatever column I want to unhide. In other words if I already have the macro buttons in place below each date, what code do I write to unhide that days column. Can Excel recognize which column the macro button is located in. If so, I could just use activeCell and column to unhude that column. I hope this makes some kind of sense. Jim |
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