Help - hiding multiple sets of rows based on two different cells
Please help. I have two cells on say Sheet 1 (cell C9 and cell C11). If cell C9 < 0.01, then I want to hide rows 56:64 on Sheet2. At the same time, if cell C11 < 0.01, I want to hide rows 65:78 on sheet 2). I have compiled something based on what I read on the threads, but the second IF seems to override the first IF e.g. If I type in ‘0’ in cell C9, it hides rows 56:64 on Sheet2, which is correct. However, when I proceed and type in ‘0’ in cell C11, it un-hides rows 56:64, even though cell C9 is still ‘0’. This is what I have written:
Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) If (Target.Row = 9) And (Target.Column = 3) And _ (Target < 0.01) Then Worksheets("Report").Rows("51:64").Rows.Hidden = True Else Worksheets("Report").Rows("51:64").Rows.Hidden = False End If If (Target.Row = 11) And (Target.Column = 3) And _ (Target < 0.01) Then Worksheets("Report").Rows("65:78").Rows.Hidden = True Else Worksheets("Report").Rows("65:78").Rows.Hidden = False End If End Sub Please help, what am I doing wrong? Thanks Andre |
Help - hiding multiple sets of rows based on two different cells
Hi Andre,
Am Tue, 12 Jun 2012 08:23:25 +0000 schrieb Andredprz: Please help. I have two cells on say Sheet 1 (cell C9 and cell C11). If cell C9 < 0.01, then I want to hide rows 56:64 on Sheet2. At the same time, if cell C11 < 0.01, I want to hide rows 65:78 on sheet 2). I have compiled something based on what I read on the threads, but the second IF seems to override the first IF e.g. If I type in ‘0’ in cell C9, it hides rows 56:64 on Sheet2, which is correct. However, when I proceed and type in ‘0’ in cell C11, it un-hides rows 56:64, even though cell C9 is still ‘0’. try: Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) Select Case Target.Address Case Is = "$C$9" Worksheets("Report").Rows("51:64").Rows.Hidden _ = Target < 0.01 Case Is = "$C$11" Worksheets("Report").Rows("65:78").Rows.Hidden _ = Target < 0.01 End Select End Sub Regards Claus Busch -- Win XP PRof SP2 / Vista Ultimate SP2 Office 2003 SP2 /2007 Ultimate SP2 |
Clause, thank you so much! It works perfectly!
Thanks Andre |
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