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I need to filter some data based on a specific field. However, I need to copy
only the last 12 rows of the filtered data and paste it on another worksheet. I know how to do all of this in VB except for determining how to only capture the last 12 rows of the filtered data. I tried getting the last column of data and setting the copy range from [(last row - 12) to last row] but this gets the hidden and visible rows instead of 12 of the visible rows. For ex. lets assume the filtered data is on rows 1,5,10,15,16,24,28,35,40,42,60,72, 75,80. I only need the last 12 so I need rows 10 ... 80. If I use (last row-12) then it "copies" rows 68 - 80 but really only captures the data on rows 72 and 80 since the other data between rows 68 and 80 are hidden. How can I accomplish this? |
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