Hi Carl

In your macro you can use this to test if the filter is on

If ActiveSheet.FilterMode Then




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Regards Ron de Bruin
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"carl" wrote in message ...
I've been using macro that does not work well if I happen to have some of the
columns filtered (it works fine if auto filter is on but no columns are
actually filtered).

Is there a way to prevent the macro from running (and maybe displaying a
prompt that says "unfilter"). After the prompt I do not want the macro to
continue. I would then manually start it after unfiltering the columns.

Thank you in advance.