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I have two work books , data, datatype.
Data has column B as datatype, which is populated either 1 or 0 . Datatype has an autofilter on column A (all 1). Cell A2=if(data!b2=1,data!b1,"") This works fine, until I modify the value in data!b2 and then change to workbook datatype. It will still display Data!b2 data even if it is conflicts with autofilter. Question: How do i get the filter to auto update beween workbooks? -- Everyone one wants to go to heven, but no one wants to die ;-) (Curits Mayfield) |
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You have two worksheets...
Autofilters won't react to changes like this. In fact, if you only had one worksheet and used data|filter|autofilter, then changed a value right in that range, you'd have to reapply your criteria. Pec1909 wrote: I have two work books , data, datatype. Data has column B as datatype, which is populated either 1 or 0 . Datatype has an autofilter on column A (all 1). Cell A2=if(data!b2=1,data!b1,"") This works fine, until I modify the value in data!b2 and then change to workbook datatype. It will still display Data!b2 data even if it is conflicts with autofilter. Question: How do i get the filter to auto update beween workbooks? -- Everyone one wants to go to heven, but no one wants to die ;-) (Curits Mayfield) -- Dave Peterson |
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Dave,
Thanks, what I have investigated into and works, is that I have right clicked on the tab and select view code and added the following code; Option Explicit Private Sub Worksheet_Activate() Selection.AutoFilter Field:=1, Criteria1:="<" End Sub this way every time I enter the worksheet the filter refreshers. -- Everyone one wants to go to heven, but no one wants to die ;-) (Curits Mayfield) "Dave Peterson" wrote: You have two worksheets... Autofilters won't react to changes like this. In fact, if you only had one worksheet and used data|filter|autofilter, then changed a value right in that range, you'd have to reapply your criteria. Pec1909 wrote: I have two work books , data, datatype. Data has column B as datatype, which is populated either 1 or 0 . Datatype has an autofilter on column A (all 1). Cell A2=if(data!b2=1,data!b1,"") This works fine, until I modify the value in data!b2 and then change to workbook datatype. It will still display Data!b2 data even if it is conflicts with autofilter. Question: How do i get the filter to auto update beween workbooks? -- Everyone one wants to go to heven, but no one wants to die ;-) (Curits Mayfield) -- Dave Peterson |
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