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Old 05-26-2016, 02:31 AM
YroxMk YroxMk is offline Formula for Hide a Row Windows 7 64bit Formula for Hide a Row Office 2010 64bit
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Question Formula for Hide a Row

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I Need to do a formula for hide a row that contains Minus(-) values. Please help for this, Well I show you an example.

Column 01 Column 02
Charts 200
Bank 800
Apple -100
Orange -20
Sharp 50

What i need to do is a formula (not VBA) to select minus(-) values and hide that entire row.

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Old 05-26-2016, 03:18 AM
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You can't do that by formula, but you can use Auto Filter, column B, Number Filters, Greater Than 0.
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I tried it, It's Working, Thank you
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