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Is it possible to tell if a cell is hidden by 'Autofilter'
how about:
msgbox cells(18,4).rowheight or msgbox cells(18,4).entirerow.rowheight Look for when it's 0. TonyJeffs wrote: Suppose I use the autofilter command so that only rows 10 16 18 22 are visible, Is it possible to establish whether a cell is visible using a macro? Something like: msgbox cells(18,4).visible Thanks Tony -- Dave Peterson |
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