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Would like to hide one row if its value = the value of a range name.
Came up with the following. It doesn't return an error, but it doesn't hide the row, even though the value of Adj Rev is equal to [rangename] Rev. Cells.Find(What:="Adj Rev").Offset(0, 1).Activate If ActiveCell.Value = Rev.Value Then EntireRow.Hidden = True End If Any assistance will be greatly appreciated. Thanx, - Mike |
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