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    Hiding rows based on a certain cell's value which is a formula

    It's been years since I have did anything with VBA and macros and cannot figure out what I am doing wrong. I have a workbook that has multiple worksheets including a Cover Sheet, Template Sheet, and Location Sheet, as well as others. I have created specific templates on the template sheet and location sheet which pull data from the cover sheet. I have programmed the template sheet so that the sheets are blank until I generate data on the cover sheet from a data sheet at which point it populates the data in the template sheet. When I populate data and print the template sheet, it prints all 33 sheets even though there may only be 1 or 2 pages that actually display values. I have formulas that return data on the template sheet in columns A-F. Column B is my reference cell column that I am trying to use to hide or unhide the rest of the rows. The code that I attempted to create and use is below. I want it to look at cell B21 and if B21 is blank as derived from a formula ='Cover Sheet"!$A$9 due to A9 on the Cover Sheet being blank, I want rows 1-34 to be hidden and so on for the other rows. I have tried if then statements in my macros but no luck either. I know that I can use print selection to achieve what I am after but I am going to create a print button to make it easier for other users of this spreadsheet.

    Private Sub Worksheet_Calculate()
     Dim MyResult As String
    
     Application.EnableEvents = False
    
     MyResult = Worksheets("Template Sheet").Cells(21, 2).Value
    
     Select Case MyResult
    
     Case ""
     Rows("1:34").EntireRow.Hidden = True
    
     End Select
    
     MyResult2 = Worksheets("Template Sheet").Cells(55, 2).Value
    
     Select Case MyResult2
    
     Case ""
     Rows("35:68").EntireRow.Hidden = True
    
     End Select
    
     MyResult3 = Worksheets("Template Sheet").Cells(89, 2).Value
    
     Select Case MyResult3
    
     Case ""
     Rows("69:102").EntireRow.Hidden = True
    
     End Select
     
     MyResult4 = Worksheets("Template Sheet").Cells(123, 2).Value
    
     Select Case MyResult4
    
     Case ""
     Rows("103:136").EntireRow.Hidden = True
    
     End Select
     
     MyResult5 = Worksheets("Template Sheet").Cells(157, 2).Value
    
     Select Case MyResult5
    
     Case ""
     Rows("137:170").EntireRow.Hidden = True
    
     End Select
     
     Application.EnableEvents = True
    
     End Sub
    Last edited by jbh040; 07-30-2015 at 04:51 PM.

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