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Default What is the better way to scan cells after autofiler

I have a spreadsheet containing over 10K-30K rows of data. I need to provide
some calculation at a set of user defined criteria at runtime of macros.
I currently use the following 2 structions to filter out a set of data
(rows) based on 2 user defined criteria: AccountID and ProjectName. I'll then
sum up values on different columns as shown below:

Selection.AutoFilter Field:=1, Criteria1:=AccountID
Selection.AutoFilter Field:=3, Criteria1:=ProjectName
range("A2").select
ACWP=0
Do While Not IsEmpty(ActiveCell)
ActiveCell.offset(1, 0).Select
If ActiveCell.RowHeight < 0 Then
acwp = acwp + ActiveCell.Offset(0,5).Value
endif
Loop

Other than using "If ActiveCell.RowHeight < 0 Then" statement to go one row
at a time (including this hidden rows as result of autofilter). which is
quite time consuming.

Questin: Is there a faster method that will allow me just to look at rows
show up as result of AutoFiler ?

Thanks in advance for any suggestion.

 
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