How To Unhide Columns
Aug 13, 2012I want to unhide columns K:DY if cell B2 = ALL, if cell B2 is something other than ALL, hide columns K:DY.
Is there any VBA code for that.
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Cannot Unhide Columns In A Worksheet
Feb 27, 2009The workbook contains 5 worksheets, 4 of which will unhidden just fine; the remaining worksheet ("AnnualBudget" refuses to unhide columns AD to IV. Of course, this is the sheet that contains data in those hidden cells and I cannot get to the data. The sheet is unprotected and all freeze panes removed.
I have copied this sheet to a new sheet in the same workbook:
If I copy only formulas and number formats, the new sheet has all columns unhidden. If I copy formats, I have the same issue with the new worksheet. It’s like these columns are forever locked from view.
FYI I am using Excel 2007 with a 2003 compatability worksheet
A copy of the workbook is attached. Any idea what’s happening?
Hide/Unhide The Columns
Jun 16, 2009I've come across a spreadsheet where certain rows and columns (typically top rows or left columns) are hidden; however, there's no way to unhide them (the unhide function is grayed out) and it doesn't seem to be protected or no visible macros/vba on the file.
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Mar 5, 2013I once saw an excel sheet where I could hide or unhide a section by some + and - signes above the column-letters.... I have searched for this but I only get the ordinary hide/unhide solutions.
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Jul 17, 2014I have on sheet1 a number (72 at the moment) of Form CheckBoxes.
In simple terms: I would like a macro to look at each CheckBox and remember its state (Checked or Unchecked)
Then, go through and Check All checkboxes
Call MyMacro
Once MyMacro is complete (Filtering & Printing)
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The purpose of the checkboxes:
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Jul 25, 2012I'm looking to make a simple button that would hide a given range of columns.
This is the simplest I could find:
VB:
Sub button1()
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End Sub
Although this works nicely, there was another way to do it (looks more ergonomic and doesn't take up spreadsheet space). Here's a screenshot of what I mean: ColumnHide.gif
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Nov 21, 2008I 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.
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Nov 27, 2012I want to set up a macro that will hide and unhide columns.
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Aug 5, 2013The code below if I run once Hide the Range("H:FV,GG:IV") and shows the Range("A:G, FW:GF") And if I run it again Unhide the Range("H:FV,GG:IV") And Show all columns
Code:
Sub Hide_Unhide()Range("H:FV,GG:IV").Select
If Selection.EntireColumn.Hidden = True Then
Range("H:FV,GG:IV").EntireColumn.Hidden = False
Else
Range("H:FV,GG:IV").Select
If Selection.EntireColumn.Hidden = False Then
Range("H:FV,GG:IV").EntireColumn.Hidden = True
End If
End If
Range("A1").Select
End Sub
Above code is working with 2 cases now is it possible to add 3rd case Hide Or Unhide Range("H:GG,GI:HJ,HO:IV") in the same code, and shows the Range("A:G, GH, HK:HN")
Resume: my request
Step1-if I run macro First time it must Hide Range("H:FV,GG:IV") and shows the Range("A:G, FW:GF")
Step2-If I run macro Second time it must Hide Range("H:GG,GI:HJ,HO:IV") and shows the Range("A:G, GH, HK:HN")
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Dec 1, 2013I have a worksheet with a fair amount of data. It is split into two parts: the main part is a table with data in columns D to AR while the other part is simply a list with checkboxes against each item. I have set things up so that when a checkbox is ticked against an item in the list, then a 2 appears in row 2 above the relevant column in the main table; if the checkbox is unticked then a 2 appears above the relevant column.
What I seek is a macro that will hide all columns that do not have the associated item ticked; in other words, I want columns to be hidden if there is a 1 in the relevant cell in Row 2 (and visible if there is a 2 there).
I have used the following code (obtained from this forum), but it doesn't work as expected. When I select the items, the cells in Row 2 react as expected, but the hiding and unhiding only occurs when I go to another Worksheet and then return to the Worksheet where the data is. Obviously I want the macro to work immediately I tick or untick a checkbox. What is wrong with the code I have used?
Private Sub Worksheet_Activate()
Call HideCols
End SubSub
[Code]....
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Jan 27, 2014I need to perform an action (unhide all columns) whenever I switch to a different worksheet.
Detail: I have a file with 2 tabs (worksheets). Tab 1 contains daily data, and when people are done with the current week they group and hide the columns for that week. This allows them to only view the new week and do an easy copy/paste into other applications. Tab 2 totals up the daily data from Tab 1 and shows monthly totals. The problem is that when they hide Tab 1 columns for past days, the formulas in Tab 2 don't "find" that hidden data. I would like to write a basic code that unhides all Tab 1 columns when I switch to Tab 2 so the formulas on Tab 2 reflect accurate totals. My thought is that it would be Worksheet code on Tab 1 using "Deactivate". I've tried to piece together different bits of code but can't get anything to work properly. I don't want them to have to run a macro or click a button, I'd like it to be automated when they switch tabs.
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Apr 14, 2008I have a sheet that upon opening a macro runs to hide a selection of columns based on cell containing certain words (see here).
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The issue is, every time the workbook is opened this protection must be in place.
However, I require a button, which could simply reside in A1, that when pressed, will unhide and unlocked all cells. - This is needed as its vital I can easily copy rows to another sheet (and delete from existing sheet) as and when required.
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Sub PasswordBoxCode()
ActiveSheet. Unprotect ("13792468")
Columns("B:B").Select
If Selection.EntireColumn.Hidden = False Then Selection.EntireColumn.Hidden = True
If Selection.EntireColumn.Hidden = True Then PasswordBox.Show
ActiveSheet.Protect ("13792468")
Range("A1").Select
End Sub
And then for the userform code I have this:
Private Sub CommandButton1_Click()
If TextBox1.Value = "1379" Then
ActiveSheet.Unprotect ("13792468")
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Dec 17, 2008I have a speadsheet that has 27 columns for time entries, however employees seldom need to use more than the first 12 columns. I need to protect the sheet but would like the employees to be able to Unhide the columns when they need to use them, then reHide them. I can't find this as an option in either 2003 or 2007.
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I have draft VBA code as follows:
Hide And Unhide Columns Using Period Number?
Jan 10, 2012I'm looking for a macro to hide and unhide columns..
Book1 is where I want my macro to sit with 1 cell showing the period number 1-12.
Book2 is where my data is dispalayed (I've got about 44 of these to update)
B4:M4 in book 2 (and all data sheets) has the period number in it.
I would like to be able to update the period in book1, run the macro, and end up with book 2 showing column A, the current period column, column N.
I'm fairly new to writting macro's and think I'll be able to addapt the formula to work for 44 sheets once I have it working for 1!
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Nov 28, 2012Need 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
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Mar 4, 2013I need to write a macro that will hide and unhide columns based on a cells value. I know how to write it to hide and unhide rows, but i can figure it out for columns.
For the rows I am using the following:
Sub HideRowsSavings()
Dim LR As Long, i As Long
Application.ScreenUpdating = False
With Sheets("Savings #4")
LR = .Range("A" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row
[Code] ......
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Aug 26, 2013I have a spreadsheet with all 365 days of the year in row 20 along 365 columns. I have buttons for each month of the year.
The days of the month are signified along row 20 from cell "H2" onwards as 1-Jan, 2-Jan, 3-Jan and so on until 31-Dec.
When I click on the "June" button (or any of the buttons with the month) I would like the columns with all the days from that month to unhide.
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Dec 10, 2013I 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.
Code:
Sheets("Enter").Select
Columns("B:T").Select
Selection.EntireColumn.Hidden = False
Range("M8") = Sheets("Employees").Range("B5")
Range("I7").Select
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Hide/unhide Columns Depending On Criteria
Jan 11, 2010I am trying to hide or unhide columns E:BL depending if the the cell value in row 54 contains a value (Note cells in row 54 contain formulas). I have written the following code but get a runtime error on the else statement.
Sub UpdateCashflow()
Application. ScreenUpdating = False
ActiveSheet. Unprotect Password:="LD"
ActiveSheet.Select
Dim c As Integer
For c = 5 To 64
If Cells(54, c) = "" Then
ActiveSheet.Range(Cells(54, c)).EntireColumn.Hidden = True
Else
ActiveSheet.Range(Cells(54, c)).EntireColumn.Hidden = False
End If
Next c
ActiveSheet.Protect Password:="LD", DrawingObjects:=True, Contents:=True, Scenarios:=True
Application.EnableEvents = True
'
End Sub
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Aug 10, 2006I have a Sheet which gathers data from another Sheet in the same Workbook, then uses that data to produce more output. However at it's smallest it is only 2 rows of data deep and 2 columns of data wide, and at it's greatest it is 100 rows deep by 48 columns wide.
I would like to display only the relevant output by "Unhiding" the completed rows and columns.
After headings etc the rows start at 28 and the columns at N.
I have written the following which works for the rows but nothing happens with the columns,
Private Sub Worksheet_Activate()
Dim MyRange As Range
Dim MyRow As Integer
Set MyRange = Range("a28")
MyRange.Select
Do
MyRow = MyRange.Row
If MyRange.Value > 0 Then
Rows(MyRow).Select
Selection.EntireRow.Hidden = False
End If
Set MyRange = MyRange.Offset(1, 0)
Loop Until MyRow = 128
End Sub...
Hide/Unhide Columns Based On Cell Value
Sep 4, 2007I've attached one speadsheet :- "VBA.xls". The following conditions are to be done:-
1. When D2=1, Column "F","G" are visible & Column "I","J","L","M" are hidden.
2. When D2=2, Column "I","J" are visible & Column "F","G","L","M" are hidden.
3. When D2=3, Column "L","M" are visible & column "F","G","I","J" are hidden.
Hide / Unhide Columns On Protected Sheet
Feb 20, 2008When my spreadsheet opens it automatically protects the sheets using the following
With Sheet1
.Protect Password:=SpreadsheetPassword, UserInterfaceOnly:=True
.EnableOutlining = True
End With
and I use the following to hide the column if the toggle button on my form is 'true'. The problem is it gives an error if the sheet is protected. it worksfine without protection.
If ToggleButton1.Value = True Then
Range("column_calories").EntireColumn.Hidden = True
Else
Range("column_calories").EntireColumn.Hidden = False
End If
Hide/Unhide Columns By Date Range
Aug 14, 2008I have a spreadsheet with a number of sheets two of which contain tables with many columns with a date heading, I would like a means for the user to select a range of dates and for the spreadsheet to automatically hide any columns that don't fall within this range.
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