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No match on Advanced Filter -- how to detect?
I have a user form that allows the user to filter data. If they filter
the data, I colour a few cells red so that they have a visual cue that some rows are hidden. However, if their criteria don't match any data in the database, then no rows are hidden even though I have applied an advanced filter. If this is the case, I don't want the cells coloured red. I can count visible rows before the advanced filter and compare to visible rows after the advanced filter, but I was wondering if there might be a simpler way? Activesheet.FilterMode = True after the advanced filter even if there are no hidden rows, so that's out. Any suggestions? -- Dianne |
No match on Advanced Filter -- how to detect?
Sigh. Never mind --
lngNumRowsVisible = Range("A:A").SpecialCells(xlCellTypeVisible).Count If lngNumRowsVisible < 65536 Then code End if -- Dianne In , Dianne typed: I have a user form that allows the user to filter data. If they filter the data, I colour a few cells red so that they have a visual cue that some rows are hidden. However, if their criteria don't match any data in the database, then no rows are hidden even though I have applied an advanced filter. If this is the case, I don't want the cells coloured red. I can count visible rows before the advanced filter and compare to visible rows after the advanced filter, but I was wondering if there might be a simpler way? Activesheet.FilterMode = True after the advanced filter even if there are no hidden rows, so that's out. Any suggestions? |
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