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For example if many XL3RowVisible formulae are driven by one cell, you must expand this to have one driving cell per row, as seen below.
 
For example if many XL3RowVisible formulae are driven by one cell, you must expand this to have one driving cell per row, as seen below.
  
[[File:RowVisibleBefore.PNG|center|thumb|400px|alt=Incorrect usage|All formulae point to a single cell]]
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[[File:RowVisibleBefore.PNG|center|thumb|400px|alt=Incorrect usage|Incorrect: All formulae point to a single cell.]]
  
[[File:RowVisibleAfter.PNG|center|thumb|400px|alt=Correct usage|Formulae point to their own driving cell]]
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[[File:RowVisibleAfter.PNG|center|thumb|400px|alt=Correct usage|Correct: Formulae point to their own driving cell. Driving cells copy down the master cell.]]
  
 
==See Also==
 
==See Also==
 
* [[Formula Reference]]
 
* [[Formula Reference]]
 
* [[XL3ColumnVisible|XL3ColumnVisible formula]]
 
* [[XL3ColumnVisible|XL3ColumnVisible formula]]
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* [[XL3SheetVisible|XL3SheetVisible formula]]
  
 
[[Category:Formulae]]
 
[[Category:Formulae]]
 
[[Category:Report Management Formulae]]
 
[[Category:Report Management Formulae]]
 
[[Category:Report Management]]
 
[[Category:Report Management]]

Latest revision as of 12:50, 29 April 2016

Shows and hides the row the formula is in.

Syntax

XL3RowVisible( Visible )

Parameters

Parameter Description
Visible If set to TRUE the row is shown; if set to FALSE the row is hidden

Examples

Hides the row if the value in cell A3 is less than or equal to 10000.

=XL3RowVisible( A3 > 10000 )

Limitations

When published to the web it is necessary for the formula to change in each cell to get correct results.

For example if many XL3RowVisible formulae are driven by one cell, you must expand this to have one driving cell per row, as seen below.

Incorrect usage
Incorrect: All formulae point to a single cell.
Correct usage
Correct: Formulae point to their own driving cell. Driving cells copy down the master cell.

See Also