How to hide rows based on multiple cell values

jellolegs

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:) Hi
I need a macro to hide the entire row when all the cells of that row =""
also, the rows need to be able to unhide/rehide themselves when the data is updated.
THANKS! :)
 

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:) Hi
I need a macro to hide the entire row when all the cells of that row =""
also, the rows need to be able to unhide/rehide themselves when the data is updated.
THANKS! :)


When you say "all the cells of that row"

is that all cells in the range A:IV ?

cos thats a lot
 
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just cells from columns B:S and I wanna hide empty rows from 10 onwards. These cells have formulas in them but they show up as "" on the spreadsheet. :) thanks
 
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Re: How to hide rows based on cell values in two columns

Hi: I have basically the same question.

Worksheet has data in Columns A through L

Columns E and L contain dollar figures in rows 52 through 77. The cells are pre-loaded with zero dollars with anticipation that some of the zeros will be changed by the user.

If BOTH the values in Column E & L remain as Zero, I want to Hide the entire row. The Macro below stops working after it looks at the first row and will not continue to loop.

Any ideas? I think my If then statement is wrong???

Sub HideRows()
With Range("E52:E57", "L52:L57")
.EntireRow.Hidden = False
For i = 1 To .Rows.Count
If WorksheetFunction.Sum(.Rows(i)) = 0 Then
.Rows(i).EntireRow.Hidden = True
End If
Next i
End With
End Sub

Note that if I were only looking at Column E without a need to column L, the above macro will work with a change to the Range at ("E52:E77"), but when I ask Excel to analyze Two Columns, E & L, or two values in the same row, I have the issue.

Help is appreciated
 
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