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Thanks for the quick replies. I am very new to VBA so can only go off of examples, and everything I saw made me want to check the condition (true) against a logic statement.
But again, thanks.
I am essentially trying to open up the next row after the current row has had something inputted. Kind of like a carriage return on a typewriter. I am hiding the other rows because I want to limit the visibility, and not every user will use every row (far from it), but I still need standardization.
I've since changed the event to the change event (my newness again), and it's working, but I still want to figure this out for on calculate.
Thanks again.
Edit: I thought that .hidden was a method, and you had to specifically state if it was true or not. Does .hidden simply toggle the existing state?
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