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Is there a way to setup the ActiveCell.offset(x,y).Activate command skip
over rows that are hidden due to an autofilter?

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Chad,

No, you can't have Offset ignore hidden rows. You'll have to
loop, testing each row's Hidden property.


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Is there a way to setup the ActiveCell.offset(x,y).Activate

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Is there a way to setup the ActiveCell.offset(x,y).Activate command skip
over rows that are hidden due to an autofilter?

Chad



Chad what do mean skip over ?

What are trying to achieve ?

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