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Cells.Find in Auto-Filtered range
Hello.
It appears that Cells.find only looks in the visible range of the spreadsheet... for instance, if there is something in some rows of column G, but those rows are currently not visible due to use of auto-filter, a search to look for the last used column will return an entry in column F. An alternative would be the Activesheet object, but it returns the last used column since the last save, not the truly last used colum at the moment. is there a method similar to the FIND method which looks in hidden areas, too? Thanks. Mark |
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Cells.Find in Auto-Filtered range
doing it another way.
thanks anyway. -----Original Message----- Hello. It appears that Cells.find only looks in the visible range of the spreadsheet... |
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Cells.Find in Auto-Filtered range
doing it another way.
thanks anyway. -----Original Message----- Hello. It appears that Cells.find only looks in the visible range of the spreadsheet... |
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