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I need to hide a number of columns in a sheet and have used Columns
("C:C").EntireColumn.Hidden = True. This is fine but I have 15 columns to hide and having 15 rows of code seems excessive. Is there a way to declare the columns and thus apply in less rows of code? Also, have similar issue with inserting where to say I want to insert 3 rows, I have 3 rows of code. Thanks, Rob |
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