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Hi all,
I got a worksheet (4000 rows) filtered by autofilter. Using command buttons in an userform I want to navigate up or down within the visible lines of the worksheet, skipping the hidden ones. Using a code to navigate downwards like: JMP: IF Rows(HYPLNKROW).Hidden = False Then Cells(HYPLNKROW, 9).Select ELSE HYPLNKROW = HYPLNKROW + 1: GoTo JMP END IF will work quite slowly. Is it possible to navigate through the visible lines only? (E.g. when I navigate through the same worksheet manually using the up or down arrows it is of course very quick because EXCEL kind of recognises the visible lines...) Any chance to accelerate the procedure WITHOUT changing the worksheet?? Thanks in advance and best regards Richard |
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