VBA help -- hide columns based upon drop down

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dmj120

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I tried recording a macro [twice] but selecting the 'option' in A1 (drop down: All, Pricing, Review) doesn't seem to get me anything.... :confused:
VBA Code: 
Sub Macro1()
'
' Macro2 Macro
'

'
    Columns("A:AN").Select
    Selection.EntireColumn.Hidden = False
    Range("C:D,Q:AC").Select
    Range("Q1").Activate
    Selection.EntireColumn.Hidden = True
End Sub

I am trying to dynamically hide/show columns based upon the selection is A1. Something like:
IF A1 = "All" then show all columns
OR IF A1 = "Pricing" show cols A:B, F:J, AND HIDE cols N:P, AF:AN
OR IF A1 = "Review" show cols A,C, F:J, AND HIDE cols B, N,P etc.....
 
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like this ??

VBA Code: 
Sub Macro1()
Application.ScreenUpdating = False

    Dim RangeAll As Range, RangePricing As Range, RangeReview As Range
    
    Set RangeAll = Columns.EntireColumn
    Set RangePricing = Union(Range("N:P"), Range("AF:AN"))
    Set RangeReview = Union(Range("B:B"), Range("N:N"), Range("P:P"))
    
    
    If Range("A1") = "All" Then
            RangeAll.Hidden = False
        
        ElseIf Range("A1") = "Pricing" Then
            RangeAll.Hidden = False
            RangePricing.EntireColumn.Hidden = True
    
        ElseIf Range("A1") = "Review" Then
            RangeAll.Hidden = False
            RangeReview.EntireColumn.Hidden = True
    
        Else
            RangeAll.Hidden = False
    End If

End Sub
 
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SunnyAlv said:
like this ??

VBA Code: 
Sub Macro1()
Application.ScreenUpdating = False

    Dim RangeAll As Range, RangePricing As Range, RangeReview As Range
   
    Set RangeAll = Columns.EntireColumn
    Set RangePricing = Union(Range("N:P"), Range("AF:AN"))
    Set RangeReview = Union(Range("B:B"), Range("N:N"), Range("P:P"))
   
   
    If Range("A1") = "All" Then
            RangeAll.Hidden = False
       
        ElseIf Range("A1") = "Pricing" Then
            RangeAll.Hidden = False
            RangePricing.EntireColumn.Hidden = True
   
        ElseIf Range("A1") = "Review" Then
            RangeAll.Hidden = False
            RangeReview.EntireColumn.Hidden = True
   
        Else
            RangeAll.Hidden = False
    End If

End Sub
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I copied that into a module, but nothing happens when I change cell A1. I've only assigned a macro to an image - since it's referencing a specific cell, should it work just by copy/pasting, or is there something else I have to do?
 
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dmj120 said:
I copied that into a module, but nothing happens when I change cell A1. I've only assigned a macro to an image - since it's referencing a specific cell, should it work just by copy/pasting, or is there something else I have to do?
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Can you provide a picture/table of your excel form?
 
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SunnyAlv said:
Can you provide a picture/table of your excel form?
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A small snippet..
1720661826972.png
 
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try

VBA Code: 
Sub Macro1()
Application.ScreenUpdating = False

    Dim RangeAll As Range, RangePricing As Range, RangeReview As Range
    Dim targetcell As Range
    
    Set targetcell = Range("A1").Value
    Set RangeAll = Columns.EntireColumn
    Set RangePricing = Union(Range("N:P"), Range("AF:AN"))
    Set RangeReview = Union(Range("B:B"), Range("N:N"), Range("P:P"))
    

    If targetcell = "All" Then

            RangeAll.Hidden = False

        ElseIf targetcell = "Pricing" Then

            RangeAll.Hidden = False
            RangePricing.EntireColumn.Hidden = True

        ElseIf targetcell = "Review" Then

            RangeAll.Hidden = False
            RangeReview.EntireColumn.Hidden = True

        Else

            RangeAll.Hidden = False

    End If

End Sub
 
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SunnyAlv said:
try

VBA Code: 
Sub Macro1()
Application.ScreenUpdating = False

    Dim RangeAll As Range, RangePricing As Range, RangeReview As Range
    Dim targetcell As Range
   
    Set targetcell = Range("A1").Value
    Set RangeAll = Columns.EntireColumn
    Set RangePricing = Union(Range("N:P"), Range("AF:AN"))
    Set RangeReview = Union(Range("B:B"), Range("N:N"), Range("P:P"))
   

    If targetcell = "All" Then

            RangeAll.Hidden = False

        ElseIf targetcell = "Pricing" Then

            RangeAll.Hidden = False
            RangePricing.EntireColumn.Hidden = True

        ElseIf targetcell = "Review" Then

            RangeAll.Hidden = False
            RangeReview.EntireColumn.Hidden = True

        Else

            RangeAll.Hidden = False

    End If

End Sub
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I get an error
1720662665857.png
 
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sorry I forgot to move it

VBA Code: 
Sub Macro1()
Application.ScreenUpdating = False

    Dim RangeAll As Range, RangePricing As Range, RangeReview As Range
    Dim targetcell As Range
    
    Set targetcell = Range("A1")
    Set RangeAll = Columns.EntireColumn
    Set RangePricing = Union(Range("N:P"), Range("AF:AN"))
    Set RangeReview = Union(Range("B:B"), Range("N:N"), Range("P:P"))
    

    If targetcell.Value = "All" Then

            RangeAll.Hidden = False

        ElseIf targetcell.Value = "Pricing" Then

            RangeAll.Hidden = False
            RangePricing.EntireColumn.Hidden = True

        ElseIf targetcell.Value = "Review" Then

            RangeAll.Hidden = False
            RangeReview.EntireColumn.Hidden = True

        Else

            RangeAll.Hidden = False

    End If

End Sub
 
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SunnyAlv said:
sorry I forgot to move it

VBA Code: 
Sub Macro1()
Application.ScreenUpdating = False

    Dim RangeAll As Range, RangePricing As Range, RangeReview As Range
    Dim targetcell As Range
   
    Set targetcell = Range("A1")
    Set RangeAll = Columns.EntireColumn
    Set RangePricing = Union(Range("N:P"), Range("AF:AN"))
    Set RangeReview = Union(Range("B:B"), Range("N:N"), Range("P:P"))
   

    If targetcell.Value = "All" Then

            RangeAll.Hidden = False

        ElseIf targetcell.Value = "Pricing" Then

            RangeAll.Hidden = False
            RangePricing.EntireColumn.Hidden = True

        ElseIf targetcell.Value = "Review" Then

            RangeAll.Hidden = False
            RangeReview.EntireColumn.Hidden = True

        Else

            RangeAll.Hidden = False

    End If

End Sub
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Hmm.... I updated the targetcell to A1 -- A11 was in the IF ELSEIF - still 424 error

1720663351545.png
 
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SunnyAlv said:
sorry I forgot to move it

VBA Code: 
Sub Macro1()
Application.ScreenUpdating = False

    Dim RangeAll As Range, RangePricing As Range, RangeReview As Range
    Dim targetcell As Range
   
    Set targetcell = Range("A1")
    Set RangeAll = Columns.EntireColumn
    Set RangePricing = Union(Range("N:P"), Range("AF:AN"))
    Set RangeReview = Union(Range("B:B"), Range("N:N"), Range("P:P"))
   

    If targetcell.Value = "All" Then

            RangeAll.Hidden = False

        ElseIf targetcell.Value = "Pricing" Then

            RangeAll.Hidden = False
            RangePricing.EntireColumn.Hidden = True

        ElseIf targetcell.Value = "Review" Then

            RangeAll.Hidden = False
            RangeReview.EntireColumn.Hidden = True

        Else

            RangeAll.Hidden = False

    End If

End Sub
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sorry to use this one please @dmj120
 
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