I have a some simple code that doesn't seem to want to work ALL the time. Granted, sometimes it works but not always. The first code is to hide a bunch of columns and the second is to display those again. I put in the If/Then to avoid trying to hide columns already hidden (I thgouht that had to be done - true). Anyone see any problems with this code. The error I get is:
"Run-time error '1004':
Unable to set the hidden propoerty of Range class. I get it at
If wb.Worksheets("Growth").Columns("ap:iv").EntireColumn.Hidden = True Then
wb.Worksheets("Growth").Columns("ap:iv").EntireColumn.Hidden = False 'Error is on this line
End If..............
There's a sheet called "Main" and 38 other sheets that shows the data (these 38 sheets all have the exact same structure/layout). Let's say these 38 sheets are called "country1", "country2", .... "country38".
Based on user input in cell J10 in "Main", I want to show only the relevant columns in all of the 38 country sheets. Specifically,
If J10 in sheet "Main" = "Option 1", hide all columns in all 38 sheets except columns A to W.
If J10 in sheet "Main" = "Option 2", hide all columns in all 38 sheets except columns Y to AU.
If J10 in sheet "Main" = "Option 3", hide all columns in all 38 sheets except columns AW to BS.
If J10 in sheet "Main" = "Option 4", hide all columns in all 38 sheets except columns BV to CQ.
If J10 sheet "Main = "ShowAll", show all columns in all 38 sheets....
Cell J10 in "Main" will be a drop down bar with the 5 choices.....
In my sheet, I've got a command button that protects the sheet and unprotects it (code was thanks to this forum) and I'd like to make it so that when the sheet is protected, all the other command buttons are hidden (CommandButton1 to CommandButton5) and then when the sheet is unprotected again, the buttons all show up.
The reason for this is because when other buttons are clicked as the sheet is protected, it brings up the error and shows Debug as an option and then the user can click that to look at the code and password for the protect sheet button.
Is there a way to create a shortcut/button by hiding or showing a column? Example: I want to hide or show the whole column E by pressing a assign button or shortcut.
I am trying to hide/show a static set of rows based on the value chosen within a combobox.
The combobox has a list of names and one blank. The blank is selected by default, which renders the rows hidden. When a user selects a name in the combobox the rows will be shown.
I got some help on this, which allowed me to hide the rows when the workbook was activated and when the worksheet was activated, but the code to show/hide the rows based on the combobox value is not working.
1. I'm looking for a better way to get a UserForm (frmParts) to show right from the start as soon as I open the workbook while hiding the application. I use the following when I initialize the application:
Code: Application.Visible = False frmParts.Show
2. Later on, I add some parts to my inventory, but if I don't make the application visible, it doesn't save the data. So, I have to make it visible and then hide it again. Is there a right way to accomplish the save without having to unhide/hide the application? This is the applicable code I used (ComboBoxes & TextBoxes involved):
Code: 'copy the data to the database Application.Visible = True Application.ScreenUpdating = False
I have a spreadsheet that I'm trying to hide specific columns. In Row 6 I have the day of the week (Sun thru Sat) and Row 7 with the respective date starting in column F to column ZZ.
I would like to hide all columns with Saturday and Sunday in row 6. I tried using VBA but I'm new to coding and can't figure out the correct syntax.
I have a large table with an unknown number of columns and an unknown number of rows. The table contains no formulas and no errors - only text, numeric values and empty cells. The top row contains text (headers).
Column I contains below the header only zeros and/or 1s. However, a few entries in Column I might also be empty cells. Same is true for columns I+4 (i.e., M), I+8 (i.e., Q), I+12 (i.e., U), etc.
How could I hide ALL such columns (i.e., I, M, Q, U, etc.) with a VBA macro?
I was wondering if there was a simple function that will hide all the columns which have Zero value thoughout a pricing spreadsheet.
The different elements of the pricing have lead to 60+ columns, upto 75% may not contain a value or may display "false", it is making it very difficult to view and print. At present I am manually auto filterig to see if values are present in the column and then hiding the columns if they are blank (a real pain in the backside).
I'm running a macro with multiple statements for hiding columns, and it has been running well for years, now today i'm getting a error message in the macro while debugging that states "Unable to set the Hidden property of the Range class", and when I reset the macro, and try to manually hide the range, I get the error message "Cannot shift objects off sheet".
I am trying to hide columns in a range, "P8:ET1087" but it isn't working. After I autofilter a value, every row will be hidden except for the rows where the value is found. This is always 6 rows, won't be more or less.
The 6 cells in every column are the same and contain from 1 to 6: Text Text Date Number Text Date
What I am trying to do is to hide the column if all cells in that column are blank/empty after it's autofiltered. That for the 135 columns, from P to ET.
Iam an accoutant and have been given a task we have a workbook we use monthly that has about 50 columns, we have to go in and hide all the columns we do not need to print so I am wanting to create one that will hide the neccessary columsn print, unhide the columns and then hide the neccessary ones and print and so and so on.
I tried to do this by recording a macro and it sent me to visual basic and now says ithas all of these errors and i dont know how to fix them i need to do this porbabaly for about 20 different hiding and printing combinations. I am going to attach the errors i am getting when i try to debug in visual basic this is just for the first combination so i guess i need to know how to do debug for the rest of the combiantions. I am also hiding the entire column i dont know if i should be or not. I am attaching the file that i am doing the hising in as well. So like for the first i need to only keep column a,b,c (always unhidden) and then g for this time, print, unhide, then again column a,b,c active, then column u print and then unhide and on and on.
I am trying to hide columns where the Value in the cells on row 9 is "", that cell being populated with a formula where the result is "". However I am getting the Compile Error Message 'Next without For'. Any clues?
using VBA in excel. My questions is: I would like to make a listbox that has 1 column and shows all of the headers in my different worksheet columns, and I would like to hide the columns based on which ones are selected in the listbox, is this possible I am having trouble findings examples online.
I'm trying to hide groups of columns on a dropdown change. I'm extremely new to VBA, so I'm having a bit of trouble understanding some things. Here's what I've got so far...
Code: Private Sub modeList_Change() Dim selectedMode As Integer Dim selectedOpp As Integer
[Code]...
I recognize my main problem is the assigning the multiple ranges to be hidden to the leadColsArray.
I am attempting to creating a Macro in excel with an offset feature but I am having trouble getting it to work correctly. I will include what I have created thus far, but this is what I would like it to do. There are 2 columns, A and B which are header columns for rows 2 through 75. Columns C through G contain values which are referenced in formulas in the corresponding cells in columns H through the end of the sheet. Ideally after every day I would like to run the macro to hide the next 6 columns which are showing. So on day 1 I want to run the macro to hide columns H through M. On Day 2 I would like the macro to offset and hide the columns N through S and so on. Each day an additional 6 columns (which is the all the data for the previous day) need to be hidden so that the current day's data is showing and can be easily read alongside the headings which flow vertically down columns A and B. If you could please help me with the proper form of this macro I would greatly appreciate it. This is the current macro I have made, I would like to add an offset command in there but am unsure which line to tie it to:
Sub HidePreviousDay() ' ' HidePreviousDay Macro ' Hide the Previous 6 Columns (the entire last day) ' ' Keyboard Shortcut: Ctrl+Shift+H ' Columns("H:M").Select Range("H2").Activate Selection.EntireColumn.Hidden = True End Sub
I have a macro that works great to hide rows with zeros in a specific column on one sheet. It is below:
Sub Hide_Rows() Dim i As Integer ActiveSheet.Unprotect Password:="Yourpassword" Application. ScreenUpdating = False Application.Calculation = xlCalculationManual For i = 9 To 408 If Sheets("Tasks and times"). Range("H" & i).Value = 0 Then Rows(i & ":" & i).EntireRow.Hidden = True End If Next i Application.Calculation = xlCalculationAutomatic Application.ScreenUpdating = True ActiveSheet.Protect Password:="Yourpassword" End Sub
My problem is that now I want to adapt it to also hide columns on another sheet in the same workbook (named OBS). This is because in the first sheet rows 9 through 408 are used for data but that range is divided into 25 sets of 16 rows. Each set corresponds to a column on the other sheet starting at column C. I would like the corresponding column to hide when the first row of each set (i.e. rows 9, 25, 41, etc.) are hidden.
I need to run this funtion from the starting column (N) to the last column ( dynamic).
Sub HideUnits() Dim rngData As Range, rngHide As Range Application. ScreenUpdating = False With Sheet1 .Rows(1).Insert .Range("B1").Value = "Temp" Set rngData = .Range("N1:N" & .Cells(Rows.Count, "N").End(xlUp).Row) rngData. AutoFilter field:=1, Criteria1:="*Units" Set rngHide = rngData.SpecialCells(xlCellTypeVisible) rngData.AutoFilter rngHide.EntireRow.Hidden = True .Rows(1).Delete End With Application.ScreenUpdating = True End Sub
As you might be able to tell I need to hide all the columns with a specific word in the heading. I'm pretty sure I'd need to loop this somehow, but I'm not good with VBA.
I am using an area of 43 Rows by ~ 150 Columns to display the results of an advancedfilter process. I have a trigger on row 44 for each column (which is either 1 or 0, depending on if any of the rows in the column were filled with data. If any column is completely empty I would like to hide it. I am getting an error if the majority of the ~ 150 columns are empty and should be hidden. Does anyone know if there is a maximum number of columns that can be hidden each time a macro is run?
My piece of code to accomplish this is as follows:
For i = 4 To 150 If Worksheets("RegMatrix"). Cells(44, i) = 1 Then Worksheets("RegMatrix").Columns(i).AutoFit Else Worksheets("RegMatrix").Columns(i).ColumnWidth = 1 Worksheets("RegMatrix").Columns(i).Hidden = True On Error Resume Next End If Next
Right now, once i gets to about 100 the rest of the columns are not hidden.
I have a project that needs to be done today. What I'm trying to do is hide an area of a worksheet using a button click, then display that area when the button is clicked again. This area is approximately the lower right quadrant of the worksheet, so it shares column and row information with other data that must remain visible. Is there any way to do this?
Alternatively, I was thinking about making a duplicate of the worksheet, but omitting the area I want to hide on the duplicate sheet. The button would then hide and unhide the two worksheets, hopefully making it have the same effect as hiding or unhiding just that area. If I do this, I would need to maintain the exact same data in the visible area of the two sheets.
I have a pivot table full of data that needs a macro/vba/something to loop through it and hide all rows that have no fill color. The table had 210 rows so I want a quick way of hiding the irrelevant ones (only the ones filled in green or red), and so all the ones with no fill need to be hidden. Something like a button to hide/unhode would be ideal.
