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Default Disabling and re-enabling the AutoFilter from VBA


Thanks Leith, that was the first thing I tried, but it does not seem to
make any differnce at all- so I figured I must have been doing
something wrong.

here is some code associated with a button on the form, which I used to
test the code

Code:
--------------------

Sub filt_off()
Worksheets("DATABASE").Unprotect (pwd)
Worksheets("DATABASE").EnableAutoFilter = False
Worksheets("DATABASE").Protect (pwd)
End Sub

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If I run the code (i.e. click the button) nothing changes. I've checked
that the code is being executed and it definitely is, but it is doing
nothing?

Any idea why?


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