I've created a spreadsheet that will be protect for use by others. I want to hide cells that are not used so it just leaves to print area in view and gives a simple and clear look.
I know how to hide rows, columns etc but there are always further rows and columns there. I'm sure this must be simple.
I've created an Excel spreadsheet (Excel 7) to help me price sign printing jobs consistently. In my spreadsheet a few cells allow me to enter markups for materials & labour rates. These are used for calculating the retail price.
I would like to give my spreadsheet to some of my customers so they can calculate the retail price of a job themselves BUT, I would like to hide the contents of those few cells where I fix the markup. How can I achieve this?
I was wondering what would be the best way to go about hiding either rows or columns based on whether a particular cell is empty or not. The reason being, I want a graph and table to only display data when present.
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View 9 Replies View RelatedI'm looking to see if it's possible for me to leave information in specific cells hidden unless a checkbox is marked off. I do not need/want the entire column or row hidden (which I've found plenty of tutorials on via google)
I'll try to provide a basic example:
ie: Column A1: checkbox;;;Column B1: Dairy;;;Column C1: milk;;;Column D1: slim milk
Column A2: checkbox;;;Column B2: Poultry;;;Column C2: beef;;;Column D2: hamburgers;;;Column E2: bubba burgers (<--not a fan of them)
(the values in row C and D will never change - there are some instances where there are values in column E)
I need the checkboxes in column A and the information in column B visible at all times but C and D (and E) visible only if the checkbox is checked.
Here is an example code I tried creating myself (with .entirerow.hidden and .entirecolumn.hidden codes I found online). Obviously it didn't work lol, but I was wondering if there is a way to only get these specific cells to hide rather than an entire row/column.
Sub CheckBox1_Click()
If CheckBox1_Click = True ThenRange(C26, C27, D26, D27).Cells.Hidden = False ElseRange(C26, C27, D26, D27).Cells.Hidden = True End IfEnd Sub
I want to be able to hide a selection of cells, including the border formatting, when another cell has a particular value (in this case I want the cells visible only if the value in the cell is above 0). I've looked around and can't seem to find anything relevant.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI have seen a few threads here about this, but not for how I need it to work.
I will have a drop down list with 8 options, (Days of the week Wed to Wed, hence the 8 days lol) There will now be 8 columns, one for each day.
I want to be able to select the day from the list, and then have it hide all the columns except for the day selected. When a different day is picked, un hide that one and hide the rest.
I will attach a book in the reply...
I'm using the below macros to hide or unhide rows based off of a value in column A. Column A contains an If statement that looks for a value in column F, and depending on whether the corresponding cell in column F contains a value the if statement returns either True or NO-IF(F>0,True,"No).
It currently takes quite a bit of time to run this macro. Given the specs on this machine, I'm convinced that there is probably some loop or inefficiency in my code.
Sub Button1_Click()
Dim cell As Range
For Each cell In Range("a59:A1472")
[Code]....
What I need to do is hide the value in an individual cell, dependent on whether a value (any value) has been entered in another cell. I know this must be possible somewhere in conditional formatting but I can't seem to figure it out no matter how much I try!
The table below should hopefully explain exactly what I'm after. I want to hide the value in the balance column (automatically calculated)when no transaction has taken place (ie, there is no date entered in the date column). At the moment this value appears all the time.
DATE
DETAILS
DEBIT
CREDIT
[Code].....
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 sheet with cells that will vary and change in value. The far right column (in this case G) is calculating a percentage from cells in columns D and F. At the moment only 9 rows are being used but I have made provision for the list to extend down to row 100 for future use. Cells in columns D and F are receiving their values from sumif formulas on another sheet, therefore a lot of cells are showing a 0 value for the moment (which I have formatted to show blank).
My problem is that I have cells in column G (percent formula) which are of course showing #DIV/0! due to the fact that they are calculating cells with 0 value. How can I format the cells in column G to show blank until they receive a real calculation!
Does Excel have the ability to automatically hide rows without values in certain cells?
For example:
Sheet1
ABC1Route NumberTechnicianNumber of Units Cleaned25Tony237Don749 511Ray12613James16715Chuck21817
In this example, Rows 4 and 8 would automatically be hidden, leaving the other rows displaying. Of course, somehow I'd have to "Unhide" these rows at some point to add data if needed.
This is for a spreadsheet that is about 500 rows. Conceptually, I would automatically hide the rows w/o data in column B, analyze (or print) the worksheet, then "Unhide" the columns to enter data the next day.
I'm trying to determine a range of columns I would like to hide by applying HLOOKUP on certain reference cells. The following was what I did:
Sub HideColumns()
' HideColumns Macro
colx = Chr([A25].Value + 64)
coly = Chr([A26].Value + 64)
Sheets("Sheet 2").Select
Columns("" & colx & ":" & coly & "").Hidden = True
'Selection.EntireColumn.Hidden = True
Sheets("Sheet 1").Select
Range("B1").Select
End Sub
I'm referencing cells A25 and A26 as the range of columns I would like to hide in Sheet 2. I equated the cells in Sheet 1 to columns in Sheet 2. Unfortunately, the result was columns being hidden from column 1 to column x instead. I would greatly appreciate if anyone can kindly correct my macro. Also, may I ask how I can distribute the columns evenly after hiding/unhiding?
Below is the code that I copied from another thread. But what I need is to enable this command when the sheet is protected.
View 9 Replies View RelatedI created a macro that analyzes some datasets and according to different parameters it puts an X at the side of every cell that goes out of parameters. These Xs are all in columns named the same way for it to be easier to find. What I want to do is to write some macro that will hide every row where the data did not go out of parameters to be able to easily see where it did. In the following example it would need to hide the second row since there are no Xs in that row. One of the problems I'm having is that the amount of columns and rows is variable.
Data
Data
Functional Upset
Data
Data
Functional Upset
#
#
X
#
#
[Code] .......
Below is the piece of code that I created to try to do this (G has the value for the amount of rows). I think it is working but it is either taking too long since it has to sometimes go through over 20k lines as much times as it needs to to cover all the rows that contain Xs or its getting stuck for some reason.
Code:
Worksheets(2).Range("I3:I" & G).EntireRow.Hidden = True
K = 0
Do Until Worksheets(2).Range("I1").Offset(0, K) = ""
If Worksheets(2).Range("I1").Offset(0, K) = "Functional Upset" Then
[Code] ......
I've a P&L statement having many line items. I just wanted a macro which could hide rows if for e.g. if depreciation expense is 0 in row 7 from col F throuh Col T, then I want the macro to hide it, so on and so forth.
I browsed through some macros to hide rows on this forum, but did not find them suitable for my needs.
I have a VBA application that seems to work fine under vista but once I start working with it in Windows 7 I notice sometimes one of my userforms do not go away when asked to hide. The code is like follows:
Application.ScreenUpdating=true
Waitingform.Hide
I have two command buttons, and need one macro that would hide all blank rows between columns "E" and "O" and from row 9 to 42, and then another macro that would unhide all these rows again.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI have a spreadsheet with 5 worksheets going, I've been trying to find code that will hide and unhide certain tabs depending on the answer to C21 of Worksheet 1.
If C21 = 1 then show sheet 3 but not 4 or 5
If C21 = 2 then show sheet 4 but not 3 or 5
If C21 = 3 then show sheet 5 but not 3 or 4.
I am building a real estate model. What I am trying to do is the following:
If I enter the number of tenants in a cell (let's say the number of tenants is 6 and the cell I enter this number in is cell J11), I would like 6 of 15 rows to be shown below (rows 46-60). Therefore, the 9 unused rows (rows 52-60) would be hidden from sight. Furthermore, if I entered the number 3 for the tenant count, excel would hide 12 rows (rows 49-60). I am sure that this is a VBA code.
I am useing a user Form
On the Form which I call my main menu, theres a help button, with this code
Private Sub cmdHelp_Click()
MsgBox ("Help file not ready yet, good luck on your own, Have a Nice Day!")
End Sub
For some reason when this is click, and after the user clicks ok on the msgbox, the frmmain, which this command is on, minimizes itself
I'm trying to hide a UserForm (using myFrm.hide) once the command button on the form is clicked. I'm getting the following error:
Run-time error '402'
Must close or hide topmost modal form first.
Apparently the form isn't the 1st in the z-order. How can I see the z-order of my forms?
Seems like this should be pretty cut-n-dry to me...I thought I could "hide" an Autoshape (AutoShape 19) using some formula [I.E. =IF(B12="","",SUM(C37:C45)) ] but I cannot get it to work...
Basically I dont want to see the shape if there is no data D49.
I am trying to use the following
[code] ....
and modifying it to:
If Sheets("TPM").Range("al13").Value = 2 Then ActiveSheet.Shapes("Check Box 391").Visible = True
The first one works OK, but when I try to add an if / then statement, it gives me an error message.
I want to hide Check boxes 391 through to 426, using a single macro.
hi ive made macros on excell conecting my sheets so i dont need my tabs how can i hide them and then when i need them view them again.
View 9 Replies View RelatedA workbook with 7 sheets in it. The first sheet contains buttons with macros that when clicked will navigate you to different sheets in the workbook based on what button you click. Here's what I want to do. When the workbook is opened, I want it open to that first sheet with the buttons, but show no other tabs for the other sheets at the bottom. And then when that button is clicked on the first sheet to go to a different page, I want that page to be the only visible tab in the workbook with the rest still hidden. Is that doable? I already have the buttons and codes and everything for the navigation part down, I just need to have the other hidden when I'm on a different sheet.
Sub Button10_click()
Worksheets("Account Type").Activate
End Sub
Sub Button11_Click()
Worksheets("Name Change").Activate
End Sub
Sub Button12_Click()
Worksheets("Address-Phone").Activate
End Sub
Sub Button13_Click()
Worksheets("Main Menu").Activate
End Sub
Sub Button15_Click()
Worksheets("Cust-Owner").Activate
End Sub
Sub Button16_Click()
Worksheets("Misc").Activate
End Sub
how to hide a row if a value in a cell equals zero?
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View 9 Replies View Relateda bit of code so that when I open a sheet (which takes data from another sheet) it hides rows which contain a zero in a certain cell?
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