Range("A10").Resize(8).EntireRow.Hidden = True
just to demo:
? Range("A10").Resize(8).EntireRow.Address
$10:$17
or maybe something like
ActiveCell.offset(-7,0).Resize(7).EntireRow.Hidden = True
demo'd again:
? activeCell.Address
$A$19
? ActiveCell.offset(-7,0).Resize(7).EntireRow.Address
$12:$18
so I am sitting in cell A19 after making 7 entries in cells A12:A18. Run
the macro and they are hidden and I begin the new category in A19.
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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy
"curious" wrote:
> I am writing categories of data (a category covers several rows) to an Excel
> sheet, one category after another. I would like to collapse the rows
> containing a category when all category data are entered. So the question is
> how to programmatically collapse a number of rows after filling them with
> data.
>
> Thanks
>
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