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Hi all,
I have a spreadsheet where as part of my macro I'm copying data from one sheet to another. Because the sheet which is being copied from will have Autofilter set on row 1 and because at the time the macro runs the data may be filtered on a particular value, I believe I need to turn off autofilter so that I can copy all of the cells in the spreadsheet -- I then need to turn autofilter back on. Currently I'm doing this with the code below. I tried using Help to see if I could do something like "If Autofilter is set to True, then set to False...." but wasn't able to find information regarding doing this. Is there a way to do this? Thanks in advance! 'FYI - The "Open Transactions by Member ID" sheet has Autofilter set prior to the macro being run With Sheets("Open Transactions by Member ID") .Rows("1:1").AutoFilter .Cells.Copy End With With Sheets("Open Trans by Member ID WIP") .Cells.PasteSpecial (xlPasteAll) End With With Sheets("Open Transactions by Member ID") .Rows("1:1").AutoFilter End With -- Robert |
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