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Regarding the suggestion by Tom Ogilvy below, let's say that I have ten
columns with filters but only two of them are On, with criteria. I can loop through the filters to see which ones are on and get the criteria, but how do I determine which column it is that has the filter on. Your code returns the first column in the range being filtered but doesn't help identify where the filters are that are on. So my question remains, how can a return the column number or address of the column being filtered "Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message ... activesheet.Autofilter.Range.columns(1).Column the filter count doesn't change. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "BTuohy" wrote: How can one discern what column is being referenced when a filter is on? For example, ActiveSheet.AutoFilter.Filters(1) might refer to what COLUMN or RANGE when .On is true? Thanks for your help. BT in MN |
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