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Hiding rows on condition
Hi,
I am trying to set up a spreadsheet where you input master data on Sheet1, then depending on what options are not checked off (with an 1), that row of data will not appear on Sheet2. I thought the easiest way would be to create an If statement, something like: =IF(Sheet1!A11,Sheet1!A1,do not display this line at all) Obviously, that doesn't work! Is there a function that will allow this to happen? Also, in the "VAlue_if_TRUE" spot, is it possible to tell it do display 2 cells of data? Thanks!!! |
Hiding rows on condition
Thanks Don!
This has helped and I'm about halfway there now. It is not showing any value when I don't want it to... It there a way to then Hide the rows that have no value? "Don Guillett" wrote: have you tried =IF(Sheet1!A11,Sheet1!A1,"") -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Catherine Bond" <Catherine wrote in message ... Hi, I am trying to set up a spreadsheet where you input master data on Sheet1, then depending on what options are not checked off (with an 1), that row of data will not appear on Sheet2. I thought the easiest way would be to create an If statement, something like: =IF(Sheet1!A11,Sheet1!A1,do not display this line at all) Obviously, that doesn't work! Is there a function that will allow this to happen? Also, in the "VAlue_if_TRUE" spot, is it possible to tell it do display 2 cells of data? Thanks!!! |
Hiding rows on condition
A formula cannot hide a row. It may only return a value. To hide rows you
will need a macro. -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Catherine Bond" wrote in message ... Thanks Don! This has helped and I'm about halfway there now. It is not showing any value when I don't want it to... It there a way to then Hide the rows that have no value? "Don Guillett" wrote: have you tried =IF(Sheet1!A11,Sheet1!A1,"") -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Catherine Bond" <Catherine wrote in message ... Hi, I am trying to set up a spreadsheet where you input master data on Sheet1, then depending on what options are not checked off (with an 1), that row of data will not appear on Sheet2. I thought the easiest way would be to create an If statement, something like: =IF(Sheet1!A11,Sheet1!A1,do not display this line at all) Obviously, that doesn't work! Is there a function that will allow this to happen? Also, in the "VAlue_if_TRUE" spot, is it possible to tell it do display 2 cells of data? Thanks!!! |
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