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Not farfetched Tom:
You could write a macro that would detect the zero values and set the column widths to zero or set columnhide to true. -- Gary's Student "lehigh46" wrote: Hi All, I know this sounds a bit far fetched but, is it possible to hide columns based on the contents of a row of cells? ie: if columns R, S & U have zero results then hide those columns Thank you for not laughing and thank you for your help. Tom Snyder |
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