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Hello,
I'm not sure if this is the correct group or not so pls forgive me if this question is too 'beginner'. I'm looking to hide/unhide rows 23 through 29 in a worksheet I have if/ when I dbl click on cell C22. The only example I can find that leads me in this direction is: Private Sub Worksheet_BeforeDoubleClick(ByVal Target As Range, Cancel As Boolean) If Not Application.Intersect(Target, Range("s25")) Is Nothing Then Columns(35).EntireColumn.Hidden = Not Columns(35).EntireColumn.Hidden End If End Sub But something was mentioned regarding if 'you want to simply toggle visibility and not enter into edit mode then you'll have to Cancel = True'. Well, I want only to toggle visibility and don't care for edit mode. I can get the example above to work for it's intended purpose. . . but am failing to modify if for my own purposes. Can someone tell me how to covert the example to work on a range of rows, and what Cancel = True means and how to implement it. Thanks for you patients, Bones |
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