ExcelBeginner34
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Hi, first time poster and as you can tell from my username a bit of a novice. Hoping to get some help with a project I am working on. I have created a table as a template to be used by my colleagues. This will be the base template for them to input data for various different commercial properties that we manage. The table effectively shows costs for the running of the building under various headings security, cleaning, electricity etc. There are then 10 columns (D - M) in which the user can enter costs. These are then totalled in the 11th column (N). The data that I want to be able to work with is in D9:79 through to M79.
Due to the fact every property is different there may be times when one cost heading e.g cleaning might have no entries at all. There may also be times when there will be a figure in only one of the cells in a row. It is only the rows with no cells filled at all that I want to hide. If possible I want to have two options:
1) a macro to show all the potential input cells
2) a macro to use once the user has input the data they need and wants to hide all the rows with no contents to print a report for a client.
I also want to have the ability for someone, once they have run the macro to hide the empty cells, to revert back to being able to see all the potential input cells in case they make a mistake and want to correct this. I have shown below an example of what to try and help explain. So in this example, once the data was input I would only want to hide the management fee row. But then if I realised that there should actually have been a figure in say Sch10 I would want to run something to unhide this row, allow me to enter it and then run the macro again to hide any other blank rows in the bigger table.
Any help would be great and I hope the above explanation makes sense!!
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Due to the fact every property is different there may be times when one cost heading e.g cleaning might have no entries at all. There may also be times when there will be a figure in only one of the cells in a row. It is only the rows with no cells filled at all that I want to hide. If possible I want to have two options:
1) a macro to show all the potential input cells
2) a macro to use once the user has input the data they need and wants to hide all the rows with no contents to print a report for a client.
I also want to have the ability for someone, once they have run the macro to hide the empty cells, to revert back to being able to see all the potential input cells in case they make a mistake and want to correct this. I have shown below an example of what to try and help explain. So in this example, once the data was input I would only want to hide the management fee row. But then if I realised that there should actually have been a figure in say Sch10 I would want to run something to unhide this row, allow me to enter it and then run the macro again to hide any other blank rows in the bigger table.
Any help would be great and I hope the above explanation makes sense!!
| C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N |
| Cost Code | Sch1 | Sch2 | Sch3 | Sch4 | Sch5 | Sch6 | Sch7 | Sch8 | Sch9 | Sch10 | Total Cost |
| Management Fee | £0 | ||||||||||
| Cleaning | £1000 | £1000 | £1000 | £1000 | £1000 | £1000 | £1000 | £1000 | £1000 | £1000 | £10000 |
| Security | £500 | £1000 | £1000 | £4000 | £6500 | ||||||
| Electricity | £10000 | £10000 | |||||||||
| Gas | £1000 | £1000 | £1000 | £1000 | £1000 | £5000 |
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