Is it possible using VBA to sort only the visible rows
after a filter has been applied? I have tried and get a
message saying the command (ie.Sort) cannot be run with
multiple selections.

For me it would be so much more efficient to sort after
filtering, rather then the other way round.

Any help would be greatly appreciated, as would a
straight "No" answer!

Thanks
Rosemary

select the whole filter range (not just visible rows) or select only a
single cell in the data. Worked fine for me. Only the visible rows were
sorted.

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy



"RW" wrote in message
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Is it possible using VBA to sort only the visible rows
after a filter has been applied? I have tried and get a
message saying the command (ie.Sort) cannot be run with
multiple selections.

For me it would be so much more efficient to sort after
filtering, rather then the other way round.

Any help would be greatly appreciated, as would a
straight "No" answer!

Thanks
Rosemary

Thanks Tom. This works fine for me too.
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select the whole filter range (not just visible rows) or
select only a
single cell in the data. Worked fine for me. Only the
visible rows were
sorted.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy



"RW" wrote in
message
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Is it possible using VBA to sort only the visible rows
after a filter has been applied? I have tried and get a
message saying the command (ie.Sort) cannot be run with
multiple selections.

For me it would be so much more efficient to sort after
filtering, rather then the other way round.

Any help would be greatly appreciated, as would a
straight "No" answer!

Thanks
Rosemary


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