Macro To Hide Rows And Columns
Aug 1, 2008The macro code that will populate and input box and ask you which range of columns and range of rows you wish to hide, hide the columns and advise you via a message box that it has been completed
The macro code that will populate and input box and ask you which range of columns and range of rows you wish to hide, hide the columns and advise you via a message box that it has been completed
I've tried using multiple loops in the forum but cannot seem to figure out how to actually get them to work properly using the conditional VBA codes on two separate worksheets. The first code snippet is checking cell values from row 6 to 148 as such:
Sub Check_Shifts()
'Insure all shift entries are completed
If Range("K6").Value < "1" And Range("I6").Value < "1" And Range("G6").Value < "1" Then
Range("G6").Value = Range("F6").Value
Range("I6").Value = Range("F6").Value
Range("K6").Value = Range("F6").Value
ElseIf Range("K6").Value < "1" And Range("I6").Value < "1" Then
Range("I6").Value = Range("G6").Value
Range("K6").Value = Range("G6").Value
ElseIf Range("K6").Value < "1" Then
Range("K6").Value = Range("I6").Value
End If
If Range("K7").Value < "1" And Range("I7").Value < "1" And Range("G7").Value < "1" Then........................
i have created a spreadsheet to simplify our work flow, I am stuck on what is probably the easiest of the commands.
basically have rows dedicated to specific codes and the colums represent values relating to each code, all codes have a different set of values, the attached example only has a few variables but the actual worksheet will have several hundred.
the idea is the user will input the code they wish to get details on in A2 and then press the command button and it will then show (as per the after sheet in the attachment) just the relevant information for that code, so filter the code in column A and hide the columns which hold no value.
where i am getting stuck is I am not sure the best way to proceed, is it best to create the macro button to do the filter and hide or is there a better way using vlookup and a pop up window asking for the relevantcode to be inputted to to retrive the information, again understand there will be hundreds of colums and hundreds of rows and the values may be 20 or 30 colums apart for some of the Codes so this simplification is really saving the user a lot of time.
I have a workbook comprising several worksheets and on each of those worksheets I want to hide the rows where there is a zero in each of three specific columns on any row. If there is an entry that is more than zero in any one or more of those columns then the row should not be hidden.
In the attached example I would want to hide rows 4, 8, 12, 18 and 19 as there was a zero in each of the columns C, E and F. I would not want to hide the other rows as they have a figure that does not equal zero in at least one of the columns C, E or F in the row.
a macro for making it work on just one sheet - I can write the code to make it work for each of the worksheets in the book.
I need to filter out rows, based on a specific value in column A, (documents on file for the clients), then check column C (last name) and D (client first name), which can have the same client listed multiple times, based on how many different documents are on file ......
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Does Excel have a feature that will automatically hide all unused rows and columns or is there a simple VBA code to do this?
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a code that will search each cell across 4 columns and hide the row only if all cells are blank. The macro should search columns "b", "c", "e", and "f" to display all rows where at least one of the cells has a value.
Ex.
Col.B Col.C Col.D Col.E Col.F
1. 123 xxxxx 150
2. 56 xxxxx 50
3. (blank) (blank) xxxxx (blank) (blank)
In this ex. row 3 would be hidden.
Hide Multiple rows. I have text within two columns A, D. How can I Hide Blank rows which spans two column Named Ranges, "Range1" (A1:A15) "Range2" (D1:D15). As an example:
Beginning with this:
...A......D
1.Text
2........Text
3.
4.
5.
6.Text
7.Text
8.
9.
10.......Text
11.Text
12.
13.......Text
14.
15.......Text
To this , after hiding blanks:
...A......D
1.Text
2........Text
6.Text
7.Text
10.......Text
11.Text
13.......Text
15.......Text
I am working on a time management sheet for my company. I need to be able to click a button and have the file search 3 columns for a persons initials and then hide all the rows where the initials are not in at least one of the three columns. I seem to have no problem getting it to work for one column at a time, but as soon as I try to search more than one it all falls apart.
I will also need to create an unhide all button to reset the sheet after the macro has been run.
I have attached a sample of the sheet below. Each project needs to have 3 rows to show the schedule and budget broken down by each team member.
Project Number
Address
Service
PM
SS
[Code]....
way to automatically hide a row or column based on a specified cell.
Or even something general like: Hide all rows with cells evaluating to #n/a.
I am building a sheet to display deadlines (rows) by project (columns). I would like to have it automatically hide the rows and columns based on the date of the deadline. If the deadline is today or 1 week from today the associated rows and columns should be visible, otherwise, I would like to hide them.
My table is A1:N9, with A1 being a blank, row names A2:A9, and column names B1:N1.
I have created this macro (below) in a standalone spreadsheet and the expected results are that Columns A,B,C,D,G,H will be displayed after I run the macro.
But when I use the same macro in my production worksheet (columns and ranges adjusted accordingly) this macro creates the following results: Column A is displayed and all the rest are hidden (B,C,D,E,F,G,H). I am stumped as to why this occurs. Can you advice me as to how to get this macro to work and display A,B,C,D,G,H ?
I have a single button I want to use to call a macro to:
1.Hide columns C:AZ if they arent already hidden
2.Unhide columns C:AZ if they are already hidden.
I have written a macro to hide any column (within a range of columns) that has an 'x' in it. By putting the 'x' in the column, it allows the allows the user to choose what columns they want to hide. I have an inverse macro as well that unhides those hidden columns.
These macros work perfectly in Excel 2003, but they do not work in Excel 2007. In Excel 2007 I get a compile error: can't find project or library. As a note, all other macros in my spreadsheet (Module 1) work.
I want to set up a macro that will hide and unhide columns.
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"Run-time error '1004' - Unable to set the Hidden property of the range class"
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Private Sub CBMonographMLA_Click() ...
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Need a macro for each button.
The sheet will be protected with a password (in the future, users will have varied access privileges).
Column A is designated as the "Button" Column.
There are 5 buttons here. Each representing the area on the sheet that needs to be viewed. Once the button is pressed, it takes you to that section of the sheet. At this time, I have designated each column area as:
a-z
aa-az
ba-bz
ca-cz
da-dz
I have tried this formula with opening tabs, but this won't work.
I often have macros that hide columns. Seems there is a limit to the number of time or columns that can be hidden before you get a debug. Message.
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Sub HideRowsw()
With Excel.Application
.ScreenUpdating = False
.Calculation = xlCalculationManual
.EnableEvents = False
End With
[Code]...
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If D6 of the ‘Summary’ Worksheet Is <> to ‘Test1’ and <> ‘Test2’
THEN Hide columns D:K of the ‘Charts – Source Data’ Worksheet
OTHERWISE Unhide columns D:K
I'm trying to record a macro which will hide and unhide columns K:P of data, but I only want one button. I know how to do this to produce one button for hiding and another for unhiding...but I want one combined button.
How to use vba, how I do this via the macro recorder?