Excel VBA hide rows based on two different cell values

Stuepef

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Office Version
  1. 2021
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  1. Windows
I have a tab within my workbook that has a list of client details and I am looking to delete the rows that don't match two different cell values. Here are the details:

The client details data is on Sheet9 Column A starting at row 5.

The cell values are Sheet1 cell C2 and Sheet10 cell A1.

I want the code to delete all rows on Sheet9 that do not match cell C2 or cell A1.

Thank you!
 

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Glad we could help & thanks for the feedback
 
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@Fluff - how would I change the code to just clear the contents in the rows that dont match C2 and A1? I am running into issues with formulas that use the rows that are deleted.
 
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