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It works if all I want to do is view those rows only, but I have other rows
that need to remain in place. I was hoping for a simple fix. -- Tracy "Glenn" wrote: Tracy wrote: O.k I copied and pasted the information and then closed the application. The MS Visual Basic is still on my task bar. The Column is "B" and I have two choices to input, either 1 or 0. My spreadsheet is over 3000 rows long and I need to view only the rows which contain the 1. Does the code automatically work or do I have to do something else? Have you considered using an AutoFilter? Not automatic, but fairly simple to select only rows with a 1 in a certain column. |
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