How to unhide rows in VBA

snjpverma

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  1. 365
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When I enter this code, it works..
Code:
Rows("26:37").Hidden = True
Rows("49:52").Hidden = True

but when I enter it like this, it doesn't. Can anyone explain?
Code:
Rows("26:37", "49:52").Hidden = True
 

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Code:
Sub HideEm()
Range("26:36,49:52").EntireRow.Hidden = True
End Sub
 
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Edit: Oops, hadn't seen post #2 :)

Instead, try
Rich (BB code):
Range("26:37, 49:52").EntireRow.Hidden = True
 
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