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Im using Excel 2003, what I intended to accomplish to create a macro to
unhide row (By default few rows will be hidden) based on the drop down list value of a Cell. Say I have created a dropdown list in F2 cell using DataValidationList which have value 1 to 7. I need the Macro to do the following 1. When the sheet is open or Active hide Row 3 to 30 2. If the Cell F2 Value is selected 1 then immediately Row 3 to 6 will be unhide/Shown but rows 7 to 30 will be hidden. 3. If the Cell F2 Value is selected 2 then immediately Row 3 to 10 will be unhide/Shown but rows 11 to 30 will be hidden. 4. If the Cell F2 Value is selected 3 then immediately Row 3 to 14 will be unhide/Shown but rows 15 to 30 will be hidden. 5. If the Cell F2 Value is selected 4 then immediately Row 3 to 18 will be unhide/Shown but rows 19 to 30 will be hidden. 6. If the Cell F2 Value is selected 5 then immediately Row 3 to 22 will be unhide/Shown but rows 23 to 30 will be hidden. 7. If the Cell F2 Value is selected 6 then immediately Row 3 to 26 will be unhide/Shown but rows 27 to 30 will be hidden. 8. If the Cell F2 Value is selected 7 then immediately Row 3 to 30 will be unhide/Shown. Thanks in advance, |
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If you need it to be automatic, look here
http://www.contextures.com/xlDataVal08.html#Change -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Don Guillett" wrote in message ... Sub hiderows()'assuming 1,2,3,4 entered into A2 sub hiderow() Cells.EntireRow.Hidden = False x = 2 + Range("a2") * 4 Rows("3:" & x).Hidden = True End Sub -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Rajat" wrote in message ... I'm using Excel 2003, what I intended to accomplish to create a macro to unhide row (By default few rows will be hidden) based on the drop down list value of a Cell. Say I have created a dropdown list in F2 cell using DataValidationList which have value 1 to 7. I need the Macro to do the following - 1. When the sheet is open or Active hide Row 3 to 30 2. If the Cell F2 Value is selected 1 then immediately Row 3 to 6 will be unhide/Shown but rows 7 to 30 will be hidden. 3. If the Cell F2 Value is selected 2 then immediately Row 3 to 10 will be unhide/Shown but rows 11 to 30 will be hidden. 4. If the Cell F2 Value is selected 3 then immediately Row 3 to 14 will be unhide/Shown but rows 15 to 30 will be hidden. 5. If the Cell F2 Value is selected 4 then immediately Row 3 to 18 will be unhide/Shown but rows 19 to 30 will be hidden. 6. If the Cell F2 Value is selected 5 then immediately Row 3 to 22 will be unhide/Shown but rows 23 to 30 will be hidden. 7. If the Cell F2 Value is selected 6 then immediately Row 3 to 26 will be unhide/Shown but rows 27 to 30 will be hidden. 8. If the Cell F2 Value is selected 7 then immediately Row 3 to 30 will be unhide/Shown. Thanks in advance, |
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Put this in worksheet code:
Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) If Intersect(Target, Range("F2")) Is Nothing Then Exit Sub End If Rows("3:30").EntireRow.Hidden = False hide_um = Array("7:30", "11:30", "15:30", "19:30", "23:30", "27:30") v = Range("F2").Value If v = 7 Then Exit Sub End If Rows(hide_um(v - 1)).EntireRow.Hidden = True End Sub -- Gary''s Student "Rajat" wrote: Im using Excel 2003, what I intended to accomplish to create a macro to unhide row (By default few rows will be hidden) based on the drop down list value of a Cell. Say I have created a dropdown list in F2 cell using DataValidationList which have value 1 to 7. I need the Macro to do the following 1. When the sheet is open or Active hide Row 3 to 30 2. If the Cell F2 Value is selected 1 then immediately Row 3 to 6 will be unhide/Shown but rows 7 to 30 will be hidden. 3. If the Cell F2 Value is selected 2 then immediately Row 3 to 10 will be unhide/Shown but rows 11 to 30 will be hidden. 4. If the Cell F2 Value is selected 3 then immediately Row 3 to 14 will be unhide/Shown but rows 15 to 30 will be hidden. 5. If the Cell F2 Value is selected 4 then immediately Row 3 to 18 will be unhide/Shown but rows 19 to 30 will be hidden. 6. If the Cell F2 Value is selected 5 then immediately Row 3 to 22 will be unhide/Shown but rows 23 to 30 will be hidden. 7. If the Cell F2 Value is selected 6 then immediately Row 3 to 26 will be unhide/Shown but rows 27 to 30 will be hidden. 8. If the Cell F2 Value is selected 7 then immediately Row 3 to 30 will be unhide/Shown. Thanks in advance, |
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Dear "Gary''s Student"
thanks a lot for your help. The code did the work what i was trying to do. But few fine tuining required, Those are - When the file open by default cell F2 value is "" (Blank) and at that time or untill unless the value is selected (from 1 to 7 in the drop down list of cell F2) upto that time the Row 3:30 remain to be hidden. thanks again for your help, Regards Rajat "Gary''s Student" wrote: Put this in worksheet code: Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) If Intersect(Target, Range("F2")) Is Nothing Then Exit Sub End If Rows("3:30").EntireRow.Hidden = False hide_um = Array("7:30", "11:30", "15:30", "19:30", "23:30", "27:30") v = Range("F2").Value If v = 7 Then Exit Sub End If Rows(hide_um(v - 1)).EntireRow.Hidden = True End Sub -- Gary''s Student "Rajat" wrote: Im using Excel 2003, what I intended to accomplish to create a macro to unhide row (By default few rows will be hidden) based on the drop down list value of a Cell. Say I have created a dropdown list in F2 cell using DataValidationList which have value 1 to 7. I need the Macro to do the following 1. When the sheet is open or Active hide Row 3 to 30 2. If the Cell F2 Value is selected 1 then immediately Row 3 to 6 will be unhide/Shown but rows 7 to 30 will be hidden. 3. If the Cell F2 Value is selected 2 then immediately Row 3 to 10 will be unhide/Shown but rows 11 to 30 will be hidden. 4. If the Cell F2 Value is selected 3 then immediately Row 3 to 14 will be unhide/Shown but rows 15 to 30 will be hidden. 5. If the Cell F2 Value is selected 4 then immediately Row 3 to 18 will be unhide/Shown but rows 19 to 30 will be hidden. 6. If the Cell F2 Value is selected 5 then immediately Row 3 to 22 will be unhide/Shown but rows 23 to 30 will be hidden. 7. If the Cell F2 Value is selected 6 then immediately Row 3 to 26 will be unhide/Shown but rows 27 to 30 will be hidden. 8. If the Cell F2 Value is selected 7 then immediately Row 3 to 30 will be unhide/Shown. Thanks in advance, |
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Let's add another macro just above the first one:
Private Sub Worksheet_Activate() Range("F2").Value = "" Rows("3:30").EntireRow.Hidden = True End Sub They must both be in worksheet code, of course. -- Gary's Student "Rajat" wrote: Dear "Gary''s Student" thanks a lot for your help. The code did the work what i was trying to do. But few fine tuining required, Those are - When the file open by default cell F2 value is "" (Blank) and at that time or untill unless the value is selected (from 1 to 7 in the drop down list of cell F2) upto that time the Row 3:30 remain to be hidden. thanks again for your help, Regards Rajat "Gary''s Student" wrote: Put this in worksheet code: Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) If Intersect(Target, Range("F2")) Is Nothing Then Exit Sub End If Rows("3:30").EntireRow.Hidden = False hide_um = Array("7:30", "11:30", "15:30", "19:30", "23:30", "27:30") v = Range("F2").Value If v = 7 Then Exit Sub End If Rows(hide_um(v - 1)).EntireRow.Hidden = True End Sub -- Gary''s Student "Rajat" wrote: Im using Excel 2003, what I intended to accomplish to create a macro to unhide row (By default few rows will be hidden) based on the drop down list value of a Cell. Say I have created a dropdown list in F2 cell using DataValidationList which have value 1 to 7. I need the Macro to do the following 1. When the sheet is open or Active hide Row 3 to 30 2. If the Cell F2 Value is selected 1 then immediately Row 3 to 6 will be unhide/Shown but rows 7 to 30 will be hidden. 3. If the Cell F2 Value is selected 2 then immediately Row 3 to 10 will be unhide/Shown but rows 11 to 30 will be hidden. 4. If the Cell F2 Value is selected 3 then immediately Row 3 to 14 will be unhide/Shown but rows 15 to 30 will be hidden. 5. If the Cell F2 Value is selected 4 then immediately Row 3 to 18 will be unhide/Shown but rows 19 to 30 will be hidden. 6. If the Cell F2 Value is selected 5 then immediately Row 3 to 22 will be unhide/Shown but rows 23 to 30 will be hidden. 7. If the Cell F2 Value is selected 6 then immediately Row 3 to 26 will be unhide/Shown but rows 27 to 30 will be hidden. 8. If the Cell F2 Value is selected 7 then immediately Row 3 to 30 will be unhide/Shown. Thanks in advance, |
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Dear "Gary''s Student",
the code worked well. But i have another probles - is it possible to create another "Private Sub Worksheet_Change" event because i need to create a same row hiding procedure as described in earlier post now in cell F37 which drop down value 1 to 7 will hide cell 38:42 to 62:66 respectively according to the value selected. Can you suggest me what to do ... Regards Rajat |
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The code works perfectly. If you've got a fan club then sign me up!
"Gary''s Student" wrote: Let's add another macro just above the first one: Private Sub Worksheet_Activate() Range("F2").Value = "" Rows("3:30").EntireRow.Hidden = True End Sub They must both be in worksheet code, of course. -- Gary's Student "Rajat" wrote: Dear "Gary''s Student" thanks a lot for your help. The code did the work what i was trying to do. But few fine tuining required, Those are - When the file open by default cell F2 value is "" (Blank) and at that time or untill unless the value is selected (from 1 to 7 in the drop down list of cell F2) upto that time the Row 3:30 remain to be hidden. thanks again for your help, Regards Rajat "Gary''s Student" wrote: Put this in worksheet code: Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) If Intersect(Target, Range("F2")) Is Nothing Then Exit Sub End If Rows("3:30").EntireRow.Hidden = False hide_um = Array("7:30", "11:30", "15:30", "19:30", "23:30", "27:30") v = Range("F2").Value If v = 7 Then Exit Sub End If Rows(hide_um(v - 1)).EntireRow.Hidden = True End Sub -- Gary''s Student "Rajat" wrote: Im using Excel 2003, what I intended to accomplish to create a macro to unhide row (By default few rows will be hidden) based on the drop down list value of a Cell. Say I have created a dropdown list in F2 cell using DataValidationList which have value 1 to 7. I need the Macro to do the following 1. When the sheet is open or Active hide Row 3 to 30 2. If the Cell F2 Value is selected 1 then immediately Row 3 to 6 will be unhide/Shown but rows 7 to 30 will be hidden. 3. If the Cell F2 Value is selected 2 then immediately Row 3 to 10 will be unhide/Shown but rows 11 to 30 will be hidden. 4. If the Cell F2 Value is selected 3 then immediately Row 3 to 14 will be unhide/Shown but rows 15 to 30 will be hidden. 5. If the Cell F2 Value is selected 4 then immediately Row 3 to 18 will be unhide/Shown but rows 19 to 30 will be hidden. 6. If the Cell F2 Value is selected 5 then immediately Row 3 to 22 will be unhide/Shown but rows 23 to 30 will be hidden. 7. If the Cell F2 Value is selected 6 then immediately Row 3 to 26 will be unhide/Shown but rows 27 to 30 will be hidden. 8. If the Cell F2 Value is selected 7 then immediately Row 3 to 30 will be unhide/Shown. Thanks in advance, |
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