1. Is there a way to programically go through the worksheets and show all
rows where a filter is applied? I don't want to remove the autofilter. I
have a macro that needs all rows to show in every worksheet. I don't know
whether there is a filter applied on any given worksheet.

2. If I'm doing a vlookup and the thing I'm looking up is a blank cell, my
formula returns a zero. Short of doing an if(lookup=0,"",lookup), is there a
way to return a blank?

Tools - Options - View and uncheck Zero Values. This will keep all zeros
from showing up on this sheet. Otherwise you are stuck with the ugly
formula...
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HTH...

Jim Thomlinson


"Steve" wrote:

1. Is there a way to programically go through the worksheets and show all
rows where a filter is applied? I don't want to remove the autofilter. I
have a macro that needs all rows to show in every worksheet. I don't know
whether there is a filter applied on any given worksheet.

2. If I'm doing a vlookup and the thing I'm looking up is a blank cell, my
formula returns a zero. Short of doing an if(lookup=0,"",lookup), is there a
way to return a blank?