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This should be easy but...I tried several times and it did not work.
I have a macro that downloads information from an accounting program. While working on the data I use Auto filter to sort out the information .. The program works great but while I have filtered data and I try to get another account (with rows hidden) It stops the macro. I need for Excel to recognize that there is filtered data and if so to "show all the rows". Then continue to download the new info. Any great ideas? Thanks Stan |
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Activesheet.autofilter.mode = false
will remove the dropdown arrows (and show all the data) With Activesheet If .FilterMode Then .ShowAllData End If End With Will show the data, but keep the arrows. Stan wrote: This should be easy but...I tried several times and it did not work. I have a macro that downloads information from an accounting program. While working on the data I use Auto filter to sort out the information .. The program works great but while I have filtered data and I try to get another account (with rows hidden) It stops the macro. I need for Excel to recognize that there is filtered data and if so to "show all the rows". Then continue to download the new info. Any great ideas? Thanks Stan -- Dave Peterson |
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Thanks Dave
That works like a charm... I used the second option ... May you live to be 120 !! Have a good day |
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