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I'm trying to create a macro in Excel 2002 which will select certain rows of
a worksheet using the Autofilter capability. The (non-contiguous) rows will then be copied to another worksheet within the file. The number of rows selected will range from zero on up. Since the number of rows will be different each time, and I don't know how to get Excel to deal with that variability, I want to have the macro pause to let the user select the rows to be copied, then continue once the selection is made. (Assume the user will have only minimal skills with Excel.) How do I pause the macro, let the user can make his/her selections, then resume the macro? I have VERY LIMITED VBA programming skills. |
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