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Filtered Cells
Hello,
I'm doing an Excel Macro and I need to know if there is a way of see the difference between filtered (not visible) cells and the nonfiltered (visible) cells within a Range. I'm scanning the Range to do a task on each cell, but i need to ignore the non visible cells. Thanks a lot |
Filtered Cells
Abelardo,
Here is some code I wrote to handle filtered data which may get you started. Note: The IF test handles situations where there is a null selection (except for the header row). Range("A1").AutoFilter Field:=3, Criteria1:="<" Range("C1:C" & lLastRow).SpecialCells(xlCellTypeVisible).Select If Selection.Rows.Count 1 Or Selection.Areas.Count 1 Then For Each rngCell In Range("H2:H" & lLastRow).SpecialCells(xlCellTypeVisible) rngCell.Value = "Whatever" Next rngCell End If regards, JohnI "Abelardo Vacca" wrote in message ... Hello, I'm doing an Excel Macro and I need to know if there is a way of see the difference between filtered (not visible) cells and the nonfiltered (visible) cells within a Range. I'm scanning the Range to do a task on each cell, but i need to ignore the non visible cells. Thanks a lot |
Filtered Cells
If YourCell.EntireRow.Hidden = True Then ' the cell's visible ' .... Else ' the cell's hidden ' ..... End If HTH, Jouni "Abelardo Vacca" wrote in message ... Hello, I'm doing an Excel Macro and I need to know if there is a way of see the difference between filtered (not visible) cells and the nonfiltered (visible) cells within a Range. I'm scanning the Range to do a task on each cell, but i need to ignore the non visible cells. Thanks a lot |
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