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Thanks, that did the trick
Julia "Dave Peterson" wrote: Create a new workbook. Back to the original worksheet Select all the cells (ctrl-a, twice in xl2003) Edit|Goto special|Visible Edit|Copy back to the worksheet in the new workbook. Edit|paste special|Values edit|paste special|Formats Save the new workbook. If you need a macro, you can record one when you do it once manually. quixoposto wrote: I want to hide columns and filter my worksheet, then save only the visible cells. Is there a way to save a subset of a worksheet in this way -- Dave Peterson |
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