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Hello,
I am new with VB macro, so far I have created an option button with the objective to hide tons of rows but when i started entering the row numbers it became painful, i even thot of named ranges but that would be an issue if i added or deleted a single row from my worksheet!! so far my code goes like this: Dim nAmHide As Boolean Private Sub nAmhide1_Click() nAmHide = False End Sub Private Sub nAmhide2_Click() nAmHide = True End Sub For Each sht In Sheets If nAmHide = True And sht.Name = "Assumptions" Then sht.Rows("4:5").EntireRow.Hidden = True sht.Rows("15:16").EntireRow.Hidden = True sht.Rows("24:25").EntireRow.Hidden = True sht.Rows("33:34").EntireRow.Hidden = True sht.Rows("43:44").EntireRow.Hidden = True End If in the above code rows 4:5 represents country France for example, 15:16 is germany, 24,:25 is Spain, 33:34 is Italy and so on the country names comes in repititions uptil rows 1300. I thot of namesd ranges but that will be a pain! Is there a way to conditonally say if its France then hide those rows in that sheet, or if its UK , then hide those rows specifically and so on and so forth?? Thanks much! SV |
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