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Default Hiding and unhiding rows with if statement macro

Hello,

I have a problem that I am unable to solve. I wondered if there is anyone
who could think of a solution.

I have two comboboxes (ComboBox1 and ComboBox2). In the first combobox the
user can select whether they want to view rows 37-127 or rows 128-207. The
code currently looks like this:

Sub ComboBox1_Change()
' Combobox Value Is changed
varData = Range("P21").Value2
' unhide ranges
On Error GoTo 100
Application.ScreenUpdating = False
Sheet3.Range("A37:A127").EntireRow.Hidden = False
Sheet3.Range("A128:A207").EntireRow.Hidden = True
Sheet3.Range("A102, A183, A107:A112, A188:A193").EntireRow.Hidden =
True

Select Case varData
Case 2
Sheet3.Range("A128:A207").EntireRow.Hidden = False
Sheet3.Range("A37:A127").EntireRow.Hidden = True
Sheet3.Range("A102, A183, A107:A112, A188:A193").EntireRow.Hidden =
True

End Select
100:
Application.ScreenUpdating = True
End Sub

In the 2nd combobox the user can select whether they want to enter their
values on rows:
- A51:A52 (if the first option is selected in ComboBox1) or A145 (if the
second option is selected in ComboBox1)
OR
- A43:A50 (if the first option is selected in ComboBox1) or A137:A144 (if
the second option is selected in ComboBox1)

So, there are four different combinations of hidden/unhidden rows. My
current solution does not work because when the user makes their 2nd
selection, it unhides previously unhidden rows, eg either A51:A52, A145,
A43:A50 or A137:A144.

Is there a way to have an if statement in the macro(s) that does the
following:
- P21=1 and A33=1, rows A128:A207 AND A51:A52 are hidden
- P21=1 and A33=2, rows A128:A207 AND A43:A50 are hidden
- P21=2 and A33=1, rows A37:A127 AND A145 are hidden
- P21=2 and A33=1, rows A37:A127 AND A137:A144 are hidden
- rows A102, A183 A107:A112 and A188:A193 should always be hidden
- all other rows should be unhidden, including the previously hidden selection

Also, currently I have two macros attached to the two dropdown menus that
update cells P21 and A33. If the if statements can combine the two macros,
where would I attach the macro? Not on the combobox I assume. Would I need an
additional button?

I would very much appreciate your help!

Johanna
 
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