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Grouping rows with the plus/minus icon in the first row
I found part of my answer in another post (see below) with the code:
ActiveSheet.Outline.SummaryRow = xlAbove ActiveSheet.Range("A2", "A10").Rows.Group But what if I wanted to Group other rows in the same worksheet in the same fashion. For example, I would like to also apply for range A12:A20 with A11 as the row with the +/- sign. And then to A22:A30 with A21 as the row with the +/- sign. And so on.. Also, I am fairly new to using VB, so what would be the entire set of code to place in the in VB editor? Thanks!! http://www.microsoft.com/office/comm...f-6c3c230b862e |
Grouping rows with the plus/minus icon in the first row
Try the below
Sub GroupRows() Dim lngRow As Long For lngRow = 1 To 100 Step 10 Range("A" & lngRow + 1).Resize(9).Rows.Group Next ActiveSheet.Outline.SummaryRow = xlAbove ActiveSheet.Outline.ShowLevels RowLevels:=1 End Sub If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "GoBucks" wrote: I found part of my answer in another post (see below) with the code: ActiveSheet.Outline.SummaryRow = xlAbove ActiveSheet.Range("A2", "A10").Rows.Group But what if I wanted to Group other rows in the same worksheet in the same fashion. For example, I would like to also apply for range A12:A20 with A11 as the row with the +/- sign. And then to A22:A30 with A21 as the row with the +/- sign. And so on.. Also, I am fairly new to using VB, so what would be the entire set of code to place in the in VB editor? Thanks!! http://www.microsoft.com/office/comm...f-6c3c230b862e |
Grouping rows with the plus/minus icon in the first row
Thank you Jacob! This worked! How about if one or more ranges that I wanted
Grouped were not the same amount of rows? For example if the first Group contained 9 rows then the next Grouping contained 8, and the next 5. "Jacob Skaria" wrote: Try the below Sub GroupRows() Dim lngRow As Long For lngRow = 1 To 100 Step 10 Range("A" & lngRow + 1).Resize(9).Rows.Group Next ActiveSheet.Outline.SummaryRow = xlAbove ActiveSheet.Outline.ShowLevels RowLevels:=1 End Sub If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "GoBucks" wrote: I found part of my answer in another post (see below) with the code: ActiveSheet.Outline.SummaryRow = xlAbove ActiveSheet.Range("A2", "A10").Rows.Group But what if I wanted to Group other rows in the same worksheet in the same fashion. For example, I would like to also apply for range A12:A20 with A11 as the row with the +/- sign. And then to A22:A30 with A21 as the row with the +/- sign. And so on.. Also, I am fairly new to using VB, so what would be the entire set of code to place in the in VB editor? Thanks!! http://www.microsoft.com/office/comm...f-6c3c230b862e |
Grouping rows with the plus/minus icon in the first row
There should be some condition which cause this row count to change...For
example say you have a text called 'Total'..Find that and text and adjust the row count to suit/ If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "GoBucks" wrote: Thank you Jacob! This worked! How about if one or more ranges that I wanted Grouped were not the same amount of rows? For example if the first Group contained 9 rows then the next Grouping contained 8, and the next 5. "Jacob Skaria" wrote: Try the below Sub GroupRows() Dim lngRow As Long For lngRow = 1 To 100 Step 10 Range("A" & lngRow + 1).Resize(9).Rows.Group Next ActiveSheet.Outline.SummaryRow = xlAbove ActiveSheet.Outline.ShowLevels RowLevels:=1 End Sub If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "GoBucks" wrote: I found part of my answer in another post (see below) with the code: ActiveSheet.Outline.SummaryRow = xlAbove ActiveSheet.Range("A2", "A10").Rows.Group But what if I wanted to Group other rows in the same worksheet in the same fashion. For example, I would like to also apply for range A12:A20 with A11 as the row with the +/- sign. And then to A22:A30 with A21 as the row with the +/- sign. And so on.. Also, I am fairly new to using VB, so what would be the entire set of code to place in the in VB editor? Thanks!! http://www.microsoft.com/office/comm...f-6c3c230b862e |
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