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counting filtered rows
I have a column of data that I filter according to user
input. I need to count the number of items in the filter. For example, I filter column A for "XYZ" and discover that there are 11 items in the filter. I can count them visually but I need to count them programmatically. How can I do that? If I try to run Countif(), I get an error message. Gmet |
counting filtered rows
Hi
see: http://www.contextures.com/xlautofilter03.html#Count -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany gmet wrote: I have a column of data that I filter according to user input. I need to count the number of items in the filter. For example, I filter column A for "XYZ" and discover that there are 11 items in the filter. I can count them visually but I need to count them programmatically. How can I do that? If I try to run Countif(), I get an error message. Gmet |
counting filtered rows
Have a look in HELP index for SUBTOTAL
-- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "gmet" wrote in message ... I have a column of data that I filter according to user input. I need to count the number of items in the filter. For example, I filter column A for "XYZ" and discover that there are 11 items in the filter. I can count them visually but I need to count them programmatically. How can I do that? If I try to run Countif(), I get an error message. Gmet |
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