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Using A Dropdown List To Organize Hidden Rows
tzaharia Good and bad news. Unfortunately, this can only be done using VBA.
Good news - the scripting is very simple and easy to understand. If you can attach the workbook, without any sensitive data, with the format intact and let us know the exact rows you want hidden, a script can be written shortly.
tzaharia Here are some notes on the changes made:
1. The workbook has been saved from .xlsx to .xlsm to host the VBA/macros since it needs to be Macro-enabled
2. The yellow box is where you input the row to be unhidden, with the Unhide button to active the function
3. The view the VBA, click Alt + F11 and you'll be to see them in Module1
adversi Quick follow up. Is this set to only unhide either one row or all, or can I do multiple rows? I attempted to test it by placing the following rows in the yellow cell; "7, 8", "7 8", "7; 8", and "7: 8"
None of that worked so I'm assuming either I am not inputting the correct function elements in, or it can only do singular rows at a time. Either is fine, I just wanted to make sure I'm familiar with it's capability. Thanks again.