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I'm looping through workbooks that have filtered data. I'm using
GetObject(workbook name) because I don't want to use any select or activate methods. I have two criteria set in each workbook. I want to turn off the criteria on the Include/Exclude field. I'm having trouble changing this field back to all. So I turned off the autofilter and turned it back on with the same criteria in the Primary PMO field. However, I'm not getting it to work. With FS .NewSearch .LookIn = strDir intCnt = .Execute For Each varFN In .FoundFiles Set wkbPMO = GetObject(varFN) Set wks = wkbPMO.Sheets("Scoring Sheet") With wks.Rows(1) Set rFind = .Find("Include / Exclude") intIncldCol = rFind.Column Set rFind = .Find("Primary PMO") intPMOCol = rFind.Column End With '======================================== 'get value for PMO. turn off autofilter, 'then turn back on and reset the criteria 'for Primary PMO '======================================== With wks Set flt = .AutoFilter.Filters(intPMOCol) strPMO = flt.Criteria1 .AutoFilterMode = False .Range("A2").AutoFilter field:=intPMOCol, Criteria1:=strPMO End With wkbPMO.Close Set wkbPMO = Nothing Next End With |
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