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retrieving "Records Found"
When using VBA to access the Autofilter method, is there a way to access the
# of Records found? |
retrieving "Records Found"
Not really (since there is no guarantee it will be in the status bar), but
it is easy to get dim rng as Range set rng = Activesheet.autofilter.Range.columns(1).Cells set rng = rng.specialcells(xlvisible) msgbox "Records found: " & rng.count - 1 you subtract 1, because rng would include the header row. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "asmenut" wrote in message ... When using VBA to access the Autofilter method, is there a way to access the # of Records found? |
retrieving "Records Found"
THANK YOU.
I knew there had to be a way to get the information I needed. I just needed to submit the question the right way. You guys are the best. Microsoft chose their MVP's very well "Tom Ogilvy" wrote: Not really (since there is no guarantee it will be in the status bar), but it is easy to get dim rng as Range set rng = Activesheet.autofilter.Range.columns(1).Cells set rng = rng.specialcells(xlvisible) msgbox "Records found: " & rng.count - 1 you subtract 1, because rng would include the header row. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "asmenut" wrote in message ... When using VBA to access the Autofilter method, is there a way to access the # of Records found? |
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