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Is there anyway to refer to an item in an autofilter by
its index number instead of actual name itself? For example lets say I have a table of data in Columns A:E going down through row 10. If I go to Data - Filter - Auto Filter, it will then put the drop down boxes in cells A1, B1, C1, D1, and E1. Lets say I go to cell B1 and select the drop downbox. If there are 4 different unique items in this columnm, then I will see All, Top 10, Custom, and then my 4 different values. Is there anyway I can select 1 of my unique values in this list without having to refer to it by its actual name? I want to refer to it by its index number.... Thats even if you can do this.... Thank you Todd Huttenstine |
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