Excel VBA to hide rows based on cell value

Stuepef

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Office Version
  1. 2021
Platform
  1. Windows
I am looking to write VBA to hide 2 rows on Sheet10 (code name) based on cell value on Sheet1 (code name). The logic I am looking for assistance on is the following:

If Sheet1 cell C33 does NOT = "Apple" then hide Sheet10 rows 108 & 109, but if cell C33 is blank, then do nothing.

Thank you!
 

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Something like
Code:
   If Sheet1.Range("C33") <> "Apple" And Sheet1.Range("C33") <> "" Then
      Sheet10.Rows("108:109").Hidden = True
   End If
 
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@Fluff - How would I update the code you provided if I wanted rows 108 & 109 to be hidden across Sheets 10, 11 and 12?
 
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Just copy the line that hides the rows & change the sheet name
 
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