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Hide/Show other macro buttons with a macro button

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    Hide/Show other macro buttons with a macro button

    Hi guys, I have an existing macro button to hide/unhide columns A:K using this code:

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    I would like this existing macro to also hide/unhide 2 other macro buttons on my sheet. Essentially, once I click my macro to unhide A:K, I would like 2 new macro buttons to appear on my sheet. These buttons will again disappear when I hit the macro again to hide A:K.

    As an extension to this, I have 2 other shapes to hide/show within this macro as well, these are not tied into their own macros however.
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    Re: Hide/Show other macro buttons with a macro button

    Oh, while I'm at it, I'd also like this all-encompassing macro to delete the info in cell D3 every time it's pushed if possible... with focus set to that cell.

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    Re: Hide/Show other macro buttons with a macro button

    You can use the Visible property of the command button (command1.visible = false) to hide or show on click just like the columns. Of course you need to replace the command1 with your button names.

    As for D3, you can just use the Select function for the range.

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    Re: Hide/Show other macro buttons with a macro button

    Well, after a little playing around I eventually came to this, which works exactly how I had hoped.

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    This is of course the work of a very new user and therefore I'm sure there's a better or shorter way to accomplish the same thing. Does anyone have a suggestion on how to improve it?

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