Hide/unhide variable number of rows

Hamza Oza

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Hi All,

I am trying to use a code that allows me to hide/unhide x number of rows based on another cell value. I also need this to update automatically when the cell value changes.

So for example if cell A1 is =1, I want it to show row 5 and hide rows 6-10, when the cell value changes to 2, I want it to show row 5-6 and hide rows 7-10, when the cell value changes to 3, I want it to sow rows 5-7 and hide rows 8-10 … and so forth.

I am very new to VBA coding, thus don't have a VBA I am using for the above. Any suggestions will be highly appreciated.
 
You can use one another cell for formula, e.g. D3.
Then just equate A1 with D3.

Hope it helps.
Hi. So lets say I am using a countif formula, are you saying I should try putting the countif in D3 and then in A1 put "=D3"? Because when I tried putting the countif in A1 it didn't work.
 
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Exactly! Put a formula to other cell (D3 in my example) and then put in A1 "=D3". It should work.
 
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Hello!
Exactly! Put a formula to other cell (D3 in my example) and then put in A1 "=D3". It should work.
Hi, I tried it and unfortunately it does not work. It only works when I manually input the number into A1. I've been struggling with the VBA to make it update live. Not sure if there is any other solution?
 
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I think @alansidman's formula works. Have to manually input the hide/unhide 25 times because I actually have 25 line items of data but it updates when cell value changes.
Not sure if there is an easier way though
 
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While this is 'old' i seem to have basically the same question as Hamza so will post here first just in case
Columns J1-N1 have headers 1 2 3 4 5
I want to hide columns based on S1, which takes values 1-5
If S1 = 1 Hide columns headed 2-5 i.e. K:N
If S1 = 2 Hide columns headed 3-5 i.e.L:N
If S1 = 3 Hide columns headed 4-5 i.e.M:N
If S1 = 4 Hide column headed 5 i.e. N
[If S1 = 5 No hiding]
I have tried a version of alansidman's code above without success. And apologies but don't understand LazyBug's (i.e how to adapt)

Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range)

Set Target = Range(“S1")
If Target = 1 Then
columns(“K:N”).Hidden = True
ElseIf Target = 2 Then
columns("K:N").Hidden = False
columns(“L:N").Hidden = True
ElseIf Target = 3 Then
columns("K:N").Hidden = False
columns(“M:N").Hidden = True
ElseIf Target = 4 Then
columns("K:N").Hidden = False
columns(“N”).Hidden = True
End If
End Sub
 

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