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I have this code here, where lr is Last Row
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I want it to look like this but excel wont allow it
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Any idea on how to extend ranges with variable integers?
I have this code here, where lr is Last Row
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I want it to look like this but excel wont allow it
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Any idea on how to extend ranges with variable integers?
Last edited by rad042; 10-30-2021 at 03:44 AM.
Assuming 'a' is supposed to be a variable, try this...
ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("Kitchen").Rows(a & ":" & lr).Hidden = False
I tried that, and this shows up "Compile error: Expected: list seperator or )"Originally Posted by Rick Rothstein
Not sure what to tell you... I tested it and it works fine on my computer (US locale setting if that matters)...
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Yes that works! I think maybe because I usedthat might have affected it. Thanks so much.Please Login or Register to view this content.
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