VBA to hide Rows that are Zero

Elle Mc

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Hi All,

I am hoping someone can help with the below code. Problem seems to be at the "if" part of the code but cannot see my issue. Thanks!


Sub HideRows()

Dim sheetNamesArray
Dim rangesArray

Application.ScreenUpdating = False
Application.Calculation = xlManual

Rows("4:268").Hidden = False

'Array with the names of all of your sheets
sheetNamesArray = Array("SCM 43200", "MatHand 43223", "Ship 43203")
'Array with all of your ranges
rangesArray = Array("T4:T87", "T92:T175", "T185:T268")

'Go through each sheet in the array
For Each sheetName In sheetNamesArray
'Go to each range in the sheet
For Each rangeName In rangesArray
'Hide Lines with Zero value or Blank
For Each cell In rangesArray

If cell.Value = 0 Then Rows(cell.Row).Hidden = True
Next

Next
Next


End Sub
 

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Code:
Sub HideRows()

Dim sheetNamesArray
Dim rangesArray

Application.ScreenUpdating = False
Application.Calculation = xlManual


'Array with the names of all of your sheets
sheetNamesArray = Array("pcode", "List", "a1")
'Array with all of your ranges
rangesArray = Array("T4:T87", "T92:T175", "T185:T268")

'Go through each sheet in the array
For Each Sheetname In sheetNamesArray
   With Sheets(Sheetname)
      .Rows("4:268").Hidden = False
      'Go to each range in the sheet
      For Each RangeName In rangesArray
         'Hide Lines with Zero value or Blank
         For Each cell In .Range(RangeName)
            If cell.Value = 0 Then .Rows(cell.Row).Hidden = True
         Next
      Next
   End With
Next


End Sub
 
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