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I'm trying to work with a range that has had an
autofilter applied to it in VBA. For example: Dim SimplifiedMethods As Range Set SimplifiedMethods = Range("SimplifiedMethods") where the range "SimplifiedMethods" has been filtered on a couple of criteria and only has about 1/10th of it's rows showing in the worksheet. Is there any way to have only the rows that are visible assigned to the Range object? Thanks in advance. Mark |
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