Hide/Show Rows based on a List with numeric values

stacson2019

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Hi there,

I'm trying to show and hide rows based on a drop down validation list which contains numbers 1 to 10.

I can display the correct amount of rows when I select a number from the list i.e. select 5 I get 5 rows. If I change my mind and want 8 rows I get 8 rows. What I can't do is if I change my selection to say 3, I can't get it to hide rows 4 and 5. This list controls the same details in two different places on the worksheet.

Pretty new to VBA so struggling to get my head around what is needed to get this working. I understand this is probably a long winded way to get this working... Any help sorting out this code would be very much appreciated.

Cheers

Code:
Public Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range)
     If Target.Address = Range("SRUAdd").Address Then
        If Range("SRUAdd").Value = "0" Then
            Rows((Target.Row + 4) & ":" & (Target.Row + 13)).EntireRow.Hidden = True       
            Rows((Target.Row + 38) & ":" & (Target.Row + 47)).EntireRow.Hidden = True      
        
        ElseIf Range("SRUAdd").Value = "1" Then
            Rows((Target.Row + 2) & ":" & (Target.Row + 4)).EntireRow.Hidden = False       
            Rows((Target.Row + 33) & ":" & (Target.Row + 38)).EntireRow.Hidden = False     
        
        ElseIf Range("SRUAdd").Value = "2" Then
            Rows((Target.Row + 2) & ":" & (Target.Row + 5)).EntireRow.Hidden = False       
            Rows((Target.Row + 33) & ":" & (Target.Row + 39)).EntireRow.Hidden = False      
        
        ElseIf Range("SRUAdd").Value = "3" Then
            Rows((Target.Row + 2) & ":" & (Target.Row + 6)).EntireRow.Hidden = False        
            Rows((Target.Row + 33) & ":" & (Target.Row + 40)).EntireRow.Hidden = False      
        
        ElseIf Range("SRUAdd").Value = "4" Then
            Rows((Target.Row + 2) & ":" & (Target.Row + 7)).EntireRow.Hidden = False        
            Rows((Target.Row + 33) & ":" & (Target.Row + 41)).EntireRow.Hidden = False      
        
        ElseIf Range("SRUAdd").Value = "5" Then
            Rows((Target.Row + 2) & ":" & (Target.Row + 8)).EntireRow.Hidden = False        
            Rows((Target.Row + 33) & ":" & (Target.Row + 42)).EntireRow.Hidden = False     
        
        ElseIf Range("SRUAdd").Value = "6" Then
            Rows((Target.Row + 2) & ":" & (Target.Row + 9)).EntireRow.Hidden = False        
            Rows((Target.Row + 33) & ":" & (Target.Row + 43)).EntireRow.Hidden = False      
        
        ElseIf Range("SRUAdd").Value = "7" Then
            Rows((Target.Row + 2) & ":" & (Target.Row + 10)).EntireRow.Hidden = False        
            Rows((Target.Row + 33) & ":" & (Target.Row + 44)).EntireRow.Hidden = False      
        
        ElseIf Range("SRUAdd").Value = "8" Then
            Rows((Target.Row + 2) & ":" & (Target.Row + 11)).EntireRow.Hidden = False        
            Rows((Target.Row + 33) & ":" & (Target.Row + 45)).EntireRow.Hidden = False      
        
        ElseIf Range("SRUAdd").Value = "9" Then
            Rows((Target.Row + 2) & ":" & (Target.Row + 12)).EntireRow.Hidden = False       
            Rows((Target.Row + 3) & ":" & (Target.Row + 46)).EntireRow.Hidden = False      
        
        ElseIf Range("SRUAdd").Value = "10" Then
            Rows((Target.Row + 2) & ":" & (Target.Row + 13)).EntireRow.Hidden = False        
            Rows((Target.Row + 33) & ":" & (Target.Row + 47)).EntireRow.Hidden = False      
        End If
    End If
End Sub
 

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