I HID 4 rows using this help section. (Format - Hide)
Then, I modified several column widths simply by placing my curser at the top of the column and pulling it smaller or larger.
(I don't know if this did or did not cause my problem) which is simply that - I am now unable to find my hidden rows.
I know where they are supposed to be, but when I highlight them and click (Format - Unhide) nothing happens.
I tried (Find and Select - go to special) and no white bar shows up.
Can sombody please tell this frustrated Newby How to find the rows I just hid 1 hour ago?
If I posted in the wrong place, I appologise as I spent more time trying to figure out where and how to post than I did trying to solve my hidden row problem.
I am trying to create a macro to unhide only a row at a time, from around 150 hidden rows altogether. It is basically to give the effect of adding extra rows to a "table" that a user could then input with new data (I have to do this way according to other set-up in the workbook), but this isn't very important to do with this question. When I do a Format<Row<Unhide from the Excel menu, it always unhides ALL of the hidden rows. I have fiddled around but can't seem to find a way to avoid this happening, all I want is for just one row to unhide. I thought it might depend what cell/s I had highlighted, but I haven't found a way that makes it work.
Already read some threads about how to hide and unhide an excel application. I was able to hide my excel application, but, somehow I'm not ale to unhide it when I close my Form:
I've unlocked it fine, revealed formulas etc, but it doesn't make sense so must be a hidden formula stopping people like me from unlocking the hidden treasures!!!!
At the moment it stops at column V and I can't get it to unhide any further???
I have a macro that allows me to select a range of columns and unhide any that are hidden. I am on the sheet "Employees", but the action happens on the sheet "Enter". I can run this macro when I am on "Employees" and jumps top "Enter" and works exactly as I want it to.
But when I try to run it as part of another macro that begins on "Employees", I get "Run-time error '1004': Select method of Range class failed", and Columns("B:T") is highlighted.
I have just been sent a strange file, which I have attached, on its only sheet columns "A" and "B" have data entered in them, but they are not visible. You can access them if you select column "C" and use the left arrow key, but all attempts at unhiding and changing the column width are fuitless.
I have tried selecting the ENTIRE sheet, then Home>Format>Unhide Columns but it does nothing I try selecting the entire sheet, then Home>Format>Column Width and setting it to something, like "20", but again it is fruitless.
I even tried using a macro in the "Immediate Window" to ask Excel whether the columns are hidden (by using "?Columns(1).Hidden" and it returned "False") then I used a similar macro ("Cells.EntireColumn.ColumnWidth = 12.75") and again - nothing! :O
I have an excel file with a table in it. It contains 2051 records (attached). This is just a sample, the original file has around 30,000 rows.
When I start using filters, I run into problems:
Step 1: Filter by Unit, condition (e.g.) Unit_23 Excel shows in the status bar the following message: 437 of 2050 records found.
Step 2: If I scroll to the bottom of the table, the row numbers are colored in blue (normal for a filtered list) however the last row is not colored and it actually should not be shown since its unit is not what I filtered for (its unit is Unit_25)
Step 3: Clear the filter of Unit
Step 4: Sometimes (depending on what I filter for), one or more of the bottom rows are hidden!!!
I have data in B4:B55 and need a formula to return a count of rows, including rows that are blank. However, there are hidden rows that need to be omitted from the count.
I need to unhide 2 rows at a time starting with rows 28 and 29 IF cell N28:O28 > 0. I need this to be for rows 30 and 31 IF cell N30:O30 > 0, rows 32 and 33 IF cell N32:O32 > 0, rows 34 and 35 IF cell N34:O34 > 0, rows 36 and 37 IF cell N36:O36 > 0, rows 38 and 39 IF cell N38:O38 > 0, rows 40 and 41 IF cell N40:O40 > 0.
There is currently a formula in each of the selected cells that is why I was going for greater than zero.
I am attempting unhide the same exact rows in multiple worksheets in Excel, Print the entire workbook, and then re-hide the same cells. As I am still learning VB i have been unsuccesfull. I have attached the code that I am using,
Sub Printdoc() Dim sh As Worksheet
For Each sh In ThisWorkbook.Worksheets
With sh Rows("105:116").Select Range("A105").Activate Selection.EntireRow.Hidden = False .PrintOut Rows("105:116").Select Range("A105").Activate Selection.EntireRow.Hidden = True End With
I highlighted a selection of rows and clicked HIDE, now I want to unhide certain rows and when I highlight the rows above and below and right click - unhide nothing happens. I need to Unhide to find something.
Is there an easy way to make a macro to unhide all rows? I can do this to unhide a certain range however different rows maybe he hidden and so a set range won't work.
I have done a search and drew a blank on this one. Hopefully there is an easy answer otherwise I see this as a fundamental flaw in Excel 2007 (on top of the lost productivity from ribbon interface). In all previous versions on Excel it was possible to select the rows either side of a hidden range (i.e. including the hidden rows) and right-click, Unhide. In Excel 2007 only visible cells are selected so this method does not work.
Hovering the mouse pointer on the row headings at the point of the hidden rows, waiting for the cursor to change and then right-click, Unhide only unhides the row imediately above, NOT the entire range. It seems the only way to unhide the entire range is to enter an address in the Name Box (taking care only hidden cells included otherwise only the visible ones will actually be selected) and then Format > Row > Unhide or Format > Row Height
I have a button that I want to hide/unhide a section of rows.
This is the code a have so far:
[Code] .....
So I've named a a section of rows "rngHideRows". I've tried to use the command .Range("rngHideRows").EntireRow.Hidden = True (and viariants of this) but nothing I try works.
Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) With Sheets("Sheet2") Select Case Target.Address(False, False) Case "B12"[code].....
I need to change it so that it hides a range of rows, say (6:26) instead of adding a line of code for each of the rows from 6 to 26 that I want to hide
Also how can I go about hiding the same rows on 5 more sheets, can I add more sheetnames after "Sheet2"?
Need a macro which will hide rows having 0 values. On running once it will hide those rows having 0 values and on pressing second time it will unhide those hidden rows and so on.
I have a code that will hide all rows that have a "-" in Colum A, leaving me with the useful data.
However, this data is pulled from a front sheet that has data added to it.
What I would like my code to do is to relook at all the hidden cells, and if their value has changed from "-" to what ever the data may be then to unhide that row, displaying the data.
I have a list box on a worksheet that contains the following names: field, vessel, pipe, structural. I would like to be able to unhide certain rows based on the name shown in the list box. For example, if I choose field it would unhide rows 3 thru 12, if i choose vessel it would unhide rows 13 thru 20, so on so forth. If nothing is choosen in the list box then rows stays hidden.
I have a workbook with multiple tabs. Each tab has about 600 rows. In each tab, I need to hide/unhide rows based on the value of a particular column in that row. For example,
Using the 4th column (that has either TRUE or FALSE), I need to hide entire row. I am using a loop on the range and hiding each row. But it is taking about 4 minutes for each tab to loop through the 600 rows and hide/unhide the required rows. Is there a faster way to achieve this? Following is my code.
Sub Toggle_Rows() Dim Cell As Range Application.ScreenUpdating = False For Each Cell In Range("D1:D600") If UCase(Cell.Value) = "TRUE" Then Cell.EntireRow.Hidden = Not Cell.EntireRow.Hidden End If Next Application.ScreenUpdating = True End Sub
I think this is fairly straight forward but my limited VBA skills have me going round in circles. I would like to have a button that hides and unhides rows where Column L has blank values but only from row 80 to 200 only. I would also like the button text to change from "Hide rows" to "Unhide Rows".
From Row 80 to 100 hide rows where there is no value in column LButton should be clickable to hide rows and then clickable to unhidebutton text changes.
