Easy one (I think)

rob1987

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Hi,

I think this should be fairly easy but I can't work it out.

I have a named range that is hidden on one sheet. I want one of my Macros on a second sheet to unhide this range once the Macro is run. I can get various versions of a Macro to work fine if I enter the row numbers but not when I try and enter the range name - Range ("MB") -.

Can anyone help please?
 

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Thanks, I just copied it straight in and it worked. I swear I tried that exact code though. I must have made a typo or something.

Thanks a lot for your help.
 
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