Stargate,

The technique worked for me for thousands of rows. Try forcing a full
recalc (Ctrl-Alt-F9) - beyond that: perhaps your computer was unstable, or
the Excel workbook was corrupt, or you accidentally pasted values rather
than formulas.

HTH,
Bernie
MS Excel MVP

"StargateFan" wrote in message
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Well, I took the coding to the office. It seemed to work just great.
I tested it out and whenever I did a filter, the rows that showed up
numbered true; as well as when all filters were off. That seemed
great.

But then I kept adding rows at the bottom after the few blank ones
that were there so I could see how it acted. Past row #60, something
very weird took place. All rows after that were labelled 61! Though
the coding that worked before didn't change, whether the rest of the
row had data or not other than the row label, and even though Excel
modified each row coding correctly to reflect new cell address, just
as it did in the numbers early, I got all #61s!!

So I came home to try it out on a brand new sheet and set up a sheet
here quickly; yet something ever weirder happened here!! ALL rows
here at home got named "0"! Is that weird, or what?

Anyone know what in heaven's name is going on? <g (Before I think I
have to be taken away to a funny farm <lol!)

Thanks!