If I have my speadsheet filtered (several differernt filters applied, or
some other complex filter) and I need to jump out of filtered mode, is the a
way I can "save" the filter to something like a varible or something,
unfilter, do what I need to, and then reset the filter to what it was? these
are not filters I would ness want to save to a macro, as they might be
unique for a given task, but I would like to reset the filter to what I had
before so that I could finish processing what I was doing....

TIA
Bruce

Bruce,

Look at the filters collection, autofilter object. Something like

MsgBox ActiveSheet.AutoFilter.Filters(2).Criteria1

This will return the criteria of a filter applied to the second field of the
autofilter.

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"BruceJ" wrote in message
news:kNglb.846561$uu5.150164@sccrnsc04...
If I have my speadsheet filtered (several differernt filters applied, or
some other complex filter) and I need to jump out of filtered mode, is the
a
way I can "save" the filter to something like a varible or something,
unfilter, do what I need to, and then reset the filter to what it was?
these
are not filters I would ness want to save to a macro, as they might be
unique for a given task, but I would like to reset the filter to what I
had
before so that I could finish processing what I was doing....

TIA
Bruce

You can create a Custom View with the filtered rows:

1. Filter the table
2. Choose ViewCustom Views
3. Click Add
4. Type a name for the Custom View
5. Check the box for 'Hidden rows, columns and filter settings'
6. Click OK

To apply the view later, choose ViewCustom Views, select the view, click OK

BruceJ wrote:
If I have my speadsheet filtered (several differernt filters applied, or
some other complex filter) and I need to jump out of filtered mode, is the a
way I can "save" the filter to something like a varible or something,
unfilter, do what I need to, and then reset the filter to what it was? these
are not filters I would ness want to save to a macro, as they might be
unique for a given task, but I would like to reset the filter to what I had
before so that I could finish processing what I was doing....

TIA
Bruce




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Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List
http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html

Question on this feature...

Example Data:
A B C
1 CA A
2 CA B
3 FL C
4 WA D
5 TX E

If I have a filter and I save ti to State_CA it would show me rows 1 and 2.
Now if I then Change row 4 to CA, would it show me 1,2 and 4, or still only
1 and 2?

Thanks
Bruce







"Debra Dalgleish" wrote in message
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You can create a Custom View with the filtered rows:

1. Filter the table
2. Choose ViewCustom Views
3. Click Add
4. Type a name for the Custom View
5. Check the box for 'Hidden rows, columns and filter settings'
6. Click OK

To apply the view later, choose ViewCustom Views, select the view, click
OK

BruceJ wrote:
If I have my speadsheet filtered (several differernt filters applied, or
some other complex filter) and I need to jump out of filtered mode, is
the a
way I can "save" the filter to something like a varible or something,
unfilter, do what I need to, and then reset the filter to what it was?
these
are not filters I would ness want to save to a macro, as they might be
unique for a given task, but I would like to reset the filter to what I
had
before so that I could finish processing what I was doing....

TIA
Bruce




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Debra Dalgleish
Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List
http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html

You can test it in your workbook, but all qualifying rows should be
displayed when you show a saved view. In your example, row 4 would be
included, as it now meets the criteria.

BruceJ wrote:
Question on this feature...

Example Data:
A B C
1 CA A
2 CA B
3 FL C
4 WA D
5 TX E

If I have a filter and I save ti to State_CA it would show me rows 1 and 2.
Now if I then Change row 4 to CA, would it show me 1,2 and 4, or still only
1 and 2?

"Debra Dalgleish" wrote in message
...

You can create a Custom View with the filtered rows:

1. Filter the table
2. Choose ViewCustom Views
3. Click Add
4. Type a name for the Custom View
5. Check the box for 'Hidden rows, columns and filter settings'
6. Click OK

To apply the view later, choose ViewCustom Views, select the view, click

OK

BruceJ wrote:

If I have my speadsheet filtered (several differernt filters applied, or
some other complex filter) and I need to jump out of filtered mode, is

the a

way I can "save" the filter to something like a varible or something,
unfilter, do what I need to, and then reset the filter to what it was?

these

are not filters I would ness want to save to a macro, as they might be
unique for a given task, but I would like to reset the filter to what I

had

before so that I could finish processing what I was doing....

TIA
Bruce




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Debra Dalgleish
Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List
http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html






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Debra Dalgleish
Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List
http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html