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Darin Kramer

Alternative way to refer to a row to hide or unhide...
 


Hi There,

I currently have a simple VB that selects data in row 60 and 61 (see
below). Problem is that if a user adds lines (and its quite possible
that he may) the macro will not hide the correct row. Is there VB to
hide a named range...?

Kind regards

Darin

Rows("60:61").Select
Selection.EntireRow.Hidden = True

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Jim Jackson

Alternative way to refer to a row to hide or unhide...
 
Select the rows you want hidden, click in the address window (upper left of
sheet where you see the cell reference). Type a name in that window to give
the selected rows a "Named Range". Then put that name in your code in place
of the rows reference. This way, when rows are added above, the named range
will remain constant.
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Best wishes,

Jim


"Darin Kramer" wrote:



Hi There,

I currently have a simple VB that selects data in row 60 and 61 (see
below). Problem is that if a user adds lines (and its quite possible
that he may) the macro will not hide the correct row. Is there VB to
hide a named range...?

Kind regards

Darin

Rows("60:61").Select
Selection.EntireRow.Hidden = True

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Gary''s Student

Alternative way to refer to a row to hide or unhide...
 
Assign a Named Range to the rows and use the name:



Sub demo()
Range("ready_for_hide").EntireRow.Hidden = True
End Sub




The named cells will adjust as rows are added or deleted.
--
Gary''s Student
gsnu200706


"Darin Kramer" wrote:



Hi There,

I currently have a simple VB that selects data in row 60 and 61 (see
below). Problem is that if a user adds lines (and its quite possible
that he may) the macro will not hide the correct row. Is there VB to
hide a named range...?

Kind regards

Darin

Rows("60:61").Select
Selection.EntireRow.Hidden = True

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Darin Kramer

Alternative way to refer to a row to hide or unhide...
 


Awesome!! Thanks so much!

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