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I have a spreadsheet that, using VBA macros, I add rows to the end of the
table, based upon data in a database. HOwever, I have found that, if, for whatever reason, I have a filter set on one or more columns at the time I attempt the update, I get an error in the VBA code. My work around is to simply ensure I have no filters set, before I run the code, but it would be great if I could programmatically "unset" all filters on all columns, before I do the row add activity. Is there a quick/dirty way to do that? thanks! Patk |
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