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    Hide columns on sheet2 based on cell on sheet1?

    This is what I would like to do if possible:

    If E9 on Sheet1 is 1, then hide columns F-L on Sheet2.

    Thanks for helping me.

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    Re: Hide columns on sheet2 based on cell on sheet1?

    Hi proepert
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    Re: Hide columns on sheet2 based on cell on sheet1?

    try this code
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    Re: Hide columns on sheet2 based on cell on sheet1?

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    Re: Hide columns on sheet2 based on cell on sheet1?

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