I've attempted to search this forum for a like topic, but unfortunately my Excel terminology isn't great. So, it makes it a little tough.
I have a worksheet that has company names in column B. Columns C, D, E, F, and G all have data that doesn't have any baring on what I need to do. So, there are rows between the company names. In those row under the company name is either individual invoice information or it's blank. Columns H has the data that the equation or filter will be based on. Column I has the $ that will need to be summed up after the equation is finished.
What I'm trying to accomplish is:
1. To hide any row that is: less than or equal to 10 in Column H. Or said differently: To keep any row that is: greater or equal to 11 or is blank.
2. That the company names stay in the same relationship to the individual invoices.
The manual way that would give me what I'm looking to do, is to right click and hide any row that has a number that is 10 or less, which would keep everything in relationships, like it is now. Thanks in advance.
I have a worksheet that has company names in column B. Columns C, D, E, F, and G all have data that doesn't have any baring on what I need to do. So, there are rows between the company names. In those row under the company name is either individual invoice information or it's blank. Columns H has the data that the equation or filter will be based on. Column I has the $ that will need to be summed up after the equation is finished.
What I'm trying to accomplish is:
1. To hide any row that is: less than or equal to 10 in Column H. Or said differently: To keep any row that is: greater or equal to 11 or is blank.
2. That the company names stay in the same relationship to the individual invoices.
The manual way that would give me what I'm looking to do, is to right click and hide any row that has a number that is 10 or less, which would keep everything in relationships, like it is now. Thanks in advance.