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-- Thank you! "B Lynn B" wrote: How about, instead of code, add a column with formula that resolves to True if your condition is met, then just apply a filter? e.g. new column A, with formula in A2 "=or(b2<0,c2<0,d2<0,e2<0)" with arguments for as many cells to the right need to be tested for 0 value. "Doug" wrote: What is a good macro to hide rows in a table selected range that have "0" values? Reason for wanting this if I filter any one column for values of "0" then it is likely to hide values in other columns that are not "0". I want to show all rows that have any value other than "0" in a selected range. Can you help me please? -- Thank you! |
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