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robzrob

Conditional Format - Hide/Unhide
 
Hello All

Is there any way I can control the Hide/Unhide state of a row in
Conditional Formatting or elsewhere? For example: I've got rows 20-70
hidden. There's something already in A19, but if something is typed
in B19:K19 (merged cells) and or L19:N19 (merged cells), I want row 20
to Unhide. Then if I type something in B20:K20 (merged cells) and or
L20:N20 (merged cells), I want row 21 to Unhide and so on.

Pete_UK

Conditional Format - Hide/Unhide
 
Sorry, you can't hide a row using a formula or conditional formatting
- you would need some VBA to do that.

Pete

On Jul 22, 3:48*pm, robzrob wrote:
Hello All

Is there any way I can control the Hide/Unhide state of a row in
Conditional Formatting or elsewhere? *For example: I've got rows 20-70
hidden. *There's something already in A19, but if something is typed
in B19:K19 (merged cells) and or L19:N19 (merged cells), I want row 20
to Unhide. *Then if I type something in B20:K20 (merged cells) and or
L20:N20 (merged cells), I want row 21 to Unhide and so on.



robzrob

Conditional Format - Hide/Unhide
 
On Jul 22, 3:54*pm, Pete_UK wrote:
Sorry, you can't hide a row using a formula or conditional formatting
- you would need some VBA to do that.

Pete

On Jul 22, 3:48*pm, robzrob wrote:



Hello All


Is there any way I can control the Hide/Unhide state of a row in
Conditional Formatting or elsewhere? *For example: I've got rows 20-70
hidden. *There's something already in A19, but if something is typed
in B19:K19 (merged cells) and or L19:N19 (merged cells), I want row 20
to Unhide. *Then if I type something in B20:K20 (merged cells) and or
L20:N20 (merged cells), I want row 21 to Unhide and so on.- Hide quoted text -


- Show quoted text -


I thought so. Any ideas?


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