If the header for that column is Cost (as an example), then
Dim res as Variant
res = application.Match("Cost",Range("A1:IV1")
if not iserror(res) then
Range("A1").Autofilter Field:=res, . . .

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"Ali" wrote in message
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My bad. I actually want that particular field no matter
what column it is in. So if I add another column it will
still point to that particula field

thanks again.


-----Original Message-----
Field:=2 selects the second column in the autofilter
range. Adding
columns to the left should have no effect.



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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

Ali wrote in message
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I will like to crete a macro that will select the 2nd
column of the filter to apply even if I add more columns
later on. So if I add more columns the autfilter will
select the second column. Any ideas?

Thanks again.


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