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Is it possible to use VBA to filter a worksheet? ie press a button which will filter a worksheet so that only those rows with columnA = 'yes' are displayed? thanks for any help cheers |
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Record a macro while doing it manually and you have it.
HTH. Best wishes Harald "confused" skrev i melding ... Hi, Is it possible to use VBA to filter a worksheet? ie press a button which will filter a worksheet so that only those rows with columnA = 'yes' are displayed? thanks for any help cheers |
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Just to supplement, what you will do manually will select the top left cell
of your data in the header row and do Data=Filter=Autofilter select the dropdown in column A and select "yes" It isn't clear that you know how to filter manually - but if you do, then you can ignore this. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Harald Staff" wrote in message ... Record a macro while doing it manually and you have it. HTH. Best wishes Harald "confused" skrev i melding ... Hi, Is it possible to use VBA to filter a worksheet? ie press a button which will filter a worksheet so that only those rows with columnA = 'yes' are displayed? thanks for any help cheers |
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