Hide columns based off of dropdown values

suptechguy

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  1. 365
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  1. Windows
I am trying to create a spreadsheet that will allow me to use drop down list of values to select a team name. When a team has been selected in the drop down, I would like the corresponding row to hide. So each column is going to have its own drop down. I would like to be able to accomplish this with VBA if possible but it is what it is.

Any ideas? I'm pasting my data below. I couldn't figure out how to upload the file

Team234567891011121314151617Team
AriWasDet@Car@NYJ@dalSeaBYEMiaBuf@SEA@NELAR@nygPhiSF@LARAri
Atl@dalChi@GBCar@MinDet@CarDenBYE@NoLVNO@lacTB@KC@TBAtl
Bal@HouKC@WasCin@PHIPitBYE@Ind@NETen@pitDal@cleJacNYG@CinBal
Car@TB@lacAri@atlChi@NoAtl@KCTBDet@MinBYEDen@GB@WasNOCar
ChiNYG@atlIndTB@Car@LARNO@tenMinBYE@GBDetHou@Min@JacGBChi
Cin@cle@PhiJac@Bal@IndCleTenBYE@pit@WasNYG@MiaDalPit@HouBalCin
CleCinWas@dalInd@pit@CinLVBYEHouPhi@Jac@tenBal@nyg@NYJPitCle
DalAtl@SEACleNYGAri@Was@PhiPitBYE@MinWas@Bal@CinSFPhi@nygDal
Den@pitTB@NYJ@NEMiaKCBYE@atl@LVLACNO@KC@CarBuf@lacLVDen
Det@GB@AriNOBYE@Jac@atlInd@MinWas@CarHou@ChiGB@tenTBMinDet
GBDet@NoAtlBYE@TB@HouMin@SFJac@IndChiPhi@detCarTen@ChiGB
HouBal@pitMinJac@tenGBBYE@Jac@cleNE@detInd@Chi@IndCinTenHou
IndMinNYJ@Chi@cleCinBYE@detBal@tenGBTen@Hou@LVHou@pitJacInd
Jac@tenMia@Cin@HouDetBYE@lacHou@GBPitCle@MinTen@BalChi@IndJac
KC@lac@BalNELV@Buf@DenNYJCarBYE@LV@TBDen@Mia@NoAtlLACKC
LACKCCar@TB@NoNYJ@MiaJacLVBYE@Den@BufNEAtl@LVDen@KCLAC
LAR@Phi@BufNYG@Was@SFChi@MiaBYESea@TBSF@AriNENYJ@SEAAriLAR
LVNO@NEBuf@KCBYETB@cle@lacDenKC@atl@NYJIndLACMia@DenLV
MiaBuf@JacSea@SF@DenLACLAR@AriNYJBYE@NYJCinKCNE@LV@BufMia
Min@IndTen@Hou@SEAAtlBYE@GBDet@ChiDalCarJac@TBChi@No@detMin
NE@SEALV@KCDenBYESF@Buf@NYJBal@HouAri@lac@LAR@MiaBufNYJNE
NO@LVGB@detLACBYECar@Chi@TBSFAtl@Den@atl@PhiKCMin@CarNO
NYG@ChiSF@LAR@dalWas@PhiTB@WasPhiBYE@Cin@SEAAriCle@BalDalNYG
NYJSF@IndDenAri@lacBuf@KCNE@MiaBYEMiaLV@SEA@LARCle@NENYJ
PhiLARCin@SF@pitBalNYGDalBYE@nyg@cleSea@GBNO@Ari@dalWasPhi
PitDenHou@tenPhiCle@BalBYE@dalCin@JacBalWas@Buf@CinInd@clePit
SF@NYJ@nygPhiMiaLAR@NE@SEAGB@NoBYE@LARBufWas@dal@AriSeaSF
SeaNEDal@MiaMinBYE@AriSF@Buf@LARAri@PhiNYGNYJ@WasLAR@SFSea
TBCar@DenLAC@ChiGB@LV@nygNO@CarLARKCBYEMin@atl@detAtlTB
TenJac@MinPitBufHouBYE@CinChiInd@Bal@IndCle@JacDet@GB@HouTen
Was@Ari@cleBalLAR@nygDalBYENYG@detCin@dal@pit@SFSeaCar@PhiWas
Team234567891011121314151617Team
 

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