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I hoped it might be done with filters, but of course, if it were that easy,
someone with more knowledge than I would have already suggested that. Since the data that is changing is on a different sheet than the place you want to hide rows, you could do write a Worksheet_Activate macro for the worksheet you want to hide/unhide the rows on. "not bright" wrote: example: sheet3 c6 has =Sheet1!C16. Sheet1 C16 has nothing in it Sheet3 Row6 would be hidden If add a number to Sheet1 C16 Sheet3 Row6 would unhide Is this possible "Patricia Shannon" wrote: If the row is hidden when a value in the row is zero, how would you change the zero value, which is hidden? With a macro, or is it a formula depending on data outside the hidden rows? "not bright" wrote: is there a way to hide rows if there is a zero in certain cells. ex A 1 12 2 0 3 11 4 3 5 0 rows 2 & 5 would hide and unhide if any number higher than 0 is entered later for those cells. The cells in column A are linked to another worksheet. |
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