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or did you mean you wanted to completely remove the autofilter? (so that the
drop-down boxes are no longer there)? "Jasmine" wrote: I actually mean the the drop-down arrows for the filters are on and I need them to be off. "Gixxer_J_97" wrote: if you mean having each filter set to show 'all' then something like this might help With Sheets("MySheet") For i = 1 To Sheets("MySheet").UsedRange.Columns.count '- 1 .Rows(1).AutoFilter field:=i Next i End With change the argument of .Rows() to match what row your filters are in "Jasmine" wrote: I have a worksheet that may or may not have the AutoFilters turned on. I need to have the filters off before I run the macro I have written. How can I incorporate this into my macro? Thanks! |
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