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Hiding Rows Using IF Statement
I would like to be able to hide a number of rows based on the response to a
question.. The response to the question is a list box with either "yes" or "no" as the choices.. If the response = "no" then I would like to hide the next 3 rows, otherwise do nothing.. Is there a "hide" command of some sort that I can use as part of an IF statement or will I have to use a macro? -- Thanks Larry |
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Hiding Rows Using IF Statement
Larry, see my response in your other post - must be done with VBA code, and I
provided code the http://www.microsoft.com/office/comm...a-0d0b8246f0b4 "Larry Fitch" wrote: I would like to be able to hide a number of rows based on the response to a question.. The response to the question is a list box with either "yes" or "no" as the choices.. If the response = "no" then I would like to hide the next 3 rows, otherwise do nothing.. Is there a "hide" command of some sort that I can use as part of an IF statement or will I have to use a macro? -- Thanks Larry |
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