Drop Down List - to auto Hide rows

jbodel

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  1. 365
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  1. Windows
I have created a Price List for my company that contains 5 different options. Depending on which list they select (from a drop down), the price for services change. However one of the options they can select from the list, has additional services that are listed. I am wondering if there is a way to hide/display rows depending on what list is selected. The list that the select is on a different worksheet than where all the prices are located. I have all the services listed on the 2nd sheet, but I want rows to hide or display depending on what is selected from the drop down?

This would make many members of my company happy if this can be done.
 

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