How to hide cells if a condition is met?
However, you can hide the text in cells A3 through A6:
- Select A3:A6.
- On the Home tab of the ribbon, click Conditional Formatting, New Rule…
- Select ‘Use a formula to determine which cells to format’.
- Enter the formula =$B$2=”No”
- Click Format…
- Activate the Number tab.
- Select Custom in the Category list.
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When working with multiple sheets, how do I hide a sheet?
As with most things in Excel, there is more than one way to hide a sheet or multiple sheets. One of the easiest methods is to select a sheet (or select multiple sheets using the standard Windows CTRL and Shift selection techniques), right-click the sheet’s tab, and then select “Hide.”
How to automatically hide rows based on cell value sheets?
Let’s take a look at the steps:
- Select the range you want to filter by and click the “Filter” button.
- Select the column you want to filter by and deselect the value you want to hide. In our case, select Column F and deselect “Yes”.
- You can go ahead and change the values in the column you have selected.
How do I hide a sheet in a macro?
To hide a sheet, point to Sheet on the Format menu, and then click Hide. To display a sheet, point to Sheet on the Format menu, and then click Show. Select the appropriate sheet, and then click OK. You cannot hide module sheets because they appear in the Visual Basic Editor.
How do you hide the text on the sheets?
Go to your preferred spreadsheet, hold down the left mouse button and drag over the cells you prefer to hide. Go to the number to the left of the row or the letter at the top of the column, right-click and select “Hide Column” or “Hide Row” depending on which you selected. It really is that simple.
How to hide a sheet based on a cell value?
1. Go to the worksheet which contains the cell value you want to hide another sheet. 2. Right click the sheet tab, and select View Code, in the pop-up window of Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications, please copy and paste the following code into the blank Module window, see screenshot:
How to conditionally hide rows, columns or sheets?
Conditionally hide rows, columns or sheets. You can automatically hide entire rows or columns by including the HIDE keyword in the first cell of the column or row you want to hide: Always hiding a worksheet (once a report has been run) can be achieved using the keywords AUTO+HIDE +HIDESHEET in cell A1 of that worksheet.
How to return hidesheet in cell B2?
Use a formula to return HideSheet in cell B2 if our condition is true. In this example, let’s hide the worksheet if the Grand Total (in cell F6) is less than a particular amount. When we run the report… we see that the entire Report sheet has been hidden.
How can I display a sheet in Excel?
To view the sheet again, click the Orders sheet tab and click Show. In the Show dialog box, click the ExportForm sheet name and click OK. Turn off the macro recorder and press Alt+F11 to open the Excel Visual Basic Editor.