Hopefully this is simple!? I would like to Create Macro that will 'hide" rows that have no variables in column C. Worksheet is attached....
KegForumHelp.xlsx
Hopefully this is simple!? I would like to Create Macro that will 'hide" rows that have no variables in column C. Worksheet is attached....
KegForumHelp.xlsx
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the end range needs to be indefinate because i am constantly adding rows. I don't think C104 will work.
Try this then:the end range needs to be indefinate because i am constantly adding rows. I don't think C104 will work.
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jindon: That worked...except. I need rows 1 thru 5 to NOT be affected by it...AND I need a macro (or some way) to undo it. Can you help with this? Your Code is the only one I have found to work and I have this posted on several forums...THANKS!!!
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As per Rule 8 of this forum rules found here:I have this posted on several forums
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