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I'm trying to remove the little down arrow indicators in each column of my
sheet that I'm filtering. They won't go away! LOL Below, I've copied the on-line instructions. ************************** 1. To remove a filter applied to one column in a range or a list, click the arrow next to the column, and then click All. 2. To remove filters applied to all columns in a range or list, point to Filter on the Data menu, and then click Show All. 3. To remove the filter arrows from a range or list, point to Filter on the Data menu, and then click AutoFilter. ******************** I think I need to use number 3, above. But I can't select AutoFilter because it is grayed out. Suggestions, please? -- Tom |
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The autofilter command is greyed out during calculation or when a cell is in edit mode check neither of thiese are the case "Tom" wrote: I'm trying to remove the little down arrow indicators in each column of my sheet that I'm filtering. They won't go away! LOL Below, I've copied the on-line instructions. ************************** 1. To remove a filter applied to one column in a range or a list, click the arrow next to the column, and then click All. 2. To remove filters applied to all columns in a range or list, point to Filter on the Data menu, and then click Show All. 3. To remove the filter arrows from a range or list, point to Filter on the Data menu, and then click AutoFilter. ******************** I think I need to use number 3, above. But I can't select AutoFilter because it is grayed out. Suggestions, please? -- Tom |
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Thanks, but neither of these are the case.
-- Tom "bj" wrote: maybe The autofilter command is greyed out during calculation or when a cell is in edit mode check neither of thiese are the case "Tom" wrote: I'm trying to remove the little down arrow indicators in each column of my sheet that I'm filtering. They won't go away! LOL Below, I've copied the on-line instructions. ************************** 1. To remove a filter applied to one column in a range or a list, click the arrow next to the column, and then click All. 2. To remove filters applied to all columns in a range or list, point to Filter on the Data menu, and then click Show All. 3. To remove the filter arrows from a range or list, point to Filter on the Data menu, and then click AutoFilter. ******************** I think I need to use number 3, above. But I can't select AutoFilter because it is grayed out. Suggestions, please? -- Tom |
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Could be your sheet is protected under ToolsProtection. To unprotect you may need a password. Could be you have more than one sheet selected. Do you see [Group] behind the filename in the Title Bar. If so, right-click on any tab and "ungroup sheets". First note which sheets are grouped...........what you have done to one has been done to all(except filtering and sorting, which can't be done on grouped sheets). Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Sat, 17 Mar 2007 13:28:08 -0700, Tom wrote: I'm trying to remove the little down arrow indicators in each column of my sheet that I'm filtering. They won't go away! LOL Below, I've copied the on-line instructions. ************************** 1. To remove a filter applied to one column in a range or a list, click the arrow next to the column, and then click All. 2. To remove filters applied to all columns in a range or list, point to Filter on the Data menu, and then click Show All. 3. To remove the filter arrows from a range or list, point to Filter on the Data menu, and then click AutoFilter. ******************** I think I need to use number 3, above. But I can't select AutoFilter because it is grayed out. Suggestions, please? |
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Thanks. It was the protection condition! I stumbled on my answer about two
minutes before I read your answer. Good info.....thanks, again. -- Tom "Gord Dibben" wrote: Tom Could be your sheet is protected under ToolsProtection. To unprotect you may need a password. Could be you have more than one sheet selected. Do you see [Group] behind the filename in the Title Bar. If so, right-click on any tab and "ungroup sheets". First note which sheets are grouped...........what you have done to one has been done to all(except filtering and sorting, which can't be done on grouped sheets). Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Sat, 17 Mar 2007 13:28:08 -0700, Tom wrote: I'm trying to remove the little down arrow indicators in each column of my sheet that I'm filtering. They won't go away! LOL Below, I've copied the on-line instructions. ************************** 1. To remove a filter applied to one column in a range or a list, click the arrow next to the column, and then click All. 2. To remove filters applied to all columns in a range or list, point to Filter on the Data menu, and then click Show All. 3. To remove the filter arrows from a range or list, point to Filter on the Data menu, and then click AutoFilter. ******************** I think I need to use number 3, above. But I can't select AutoFilter because it is grayed out. Suggestions, please? |
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Select the row which contains the arrow, and on the Data menu, point to Filter, and then click AutoFilter. Challa Prabhu "Tom" wrote: I'm trying to remove the little down arrow indicators in each column of my sheet that I'm filtering. They won't go away! LOL Below, I've copied the on-line instructions. ************************** 1. To remove a filter applied to one column in a range or a list, click the arrow next to the column, and then click All. 2. To remove filters applied to all columns in a range or list, point to Filter on the Data menu, and then click Show All. 3. To remove the filter arrows from a range or list, point to Filter on the Data menu, and then click AutoFilter. ******************** I think I need to use number 3, above. But I can't select AutoFilter because it is grayed out. Suggestions, please? -- Tom |
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