I have a document with functionality via data validation selection. Each selection triggers a macro to hide certain rows. I have the following conditional formatting formula =MOD(ROW(),2)=1 and it works great when all rows are unhidden, however I'm looking for a more dynamic formula that can change when the rows are automatically hidden. I'm open to using VBA in lieu of conditional formatting.
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You can use
SUBTOTAL
to count non-hidden rows. This relies on a column being filled (ie no blanks). I've used column A, use a different one if you need to.Conditional Format formula