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Default Cell offset for filtered list

Maybe you could just come down a row and check to see if that row is visible.
If it is, then stop. If it's hidden, then come down and test again.



wrote:

Hi all,

I would like to know the VBA code to move down a row in a filtered
list. I use the ActiveCell.Offset (1,0) method but the cursor moved to
a hidden (set by my filter) row. My current location is A1 (heading for
first column).

I tried lookup for SpecialCells, thinking this may have something to do
with the solution I want. Not succeeding. :(

Thanks for sharing your insights.

David


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