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This is driving me crazy! I have autofiltered a range, but want to be able
to number that range from 1 to xxx each time I apply a different filter. But even though I have only set the auto filter up on the specific columns it hides the whole row that is being filtered. I have tried converting the range to a list that also does not work, and nor does using the ROW function. Any ideas? |
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