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Need help on Excel 2003 Macro Visible Property
I am trying to help a friend "spiffy" up a sign up sheet. I haven't done any
programming in 10 years, and then it was self-taught and only as a side action to get my main job done. He has an Autofilter on the Headings row so he can click on Tuesday, for example, or Saturday, etc. There really isn't anything to identify the sheet as Tuesday, for example, or Saturday, etc. Would it be possible to start the cursor in, say, the Headings row, and then move it down a cell at a time, checking each cell if it is visible or not, then stopping at the first cell that is visible and copying the information to the top of the page. That way a sheet could be indentified as Tues, or Friday, etc. It would also preclude the need to create a separate page for each day. Would appreciate the help. Thanks. |
Need help on Excel 2003 Macro Visible Property
See http://www.ozgrid.com/VBA/autofilter-criteria.htm for a possible
solution... "TheGrimbler" wrote: I am trying to help a friend "spiffy" up a sign up sheet. I haven't done any programming in 10 years, and then it was self-taught and only as a side action to get my main job done. He has an Autofilter on the Headings row so he can click on Tuesday, for example, or Saturday, etc. There really isn't anything to identify the sheet as Tuesday, for example, or Saturday, etc. Would it be possible to start the cursor in, say, the Headings row, and then move it down a cell at a time, checking each cell if it is visible or not, then stopping at the first cell that is visible and copying the information to the top of the page. That way a sheet could be indentified as Tues, or Friday, etc. It would also preclude the need to create a separate page for each day. Would appreciate the help. Thanks. |
Need help on Excel 2003 Macro Visible Property
Since then I discovered (I think) that the Visible Property is not available
with what I was trying to do. Duh. But I did discover that I can use the AutoFilterMode to find out if AutoFilter is on or not, then to find out the value of Criteria1. Sometimes I can get Criteria1 to work, sometimes not. "TheGrimbler" wrote: I am trying to help a friend "spiffy" up a sign up sheet. I haven't done any programming in 10 years, and then it was self-taught and only as a side action to get my main job done. He has an Autofilter on the Headings row so he can click on Tuesday, for example, or Saturday, etc. There really isn't anything to identify the sheet as Tuesday, for example, or Saturday, etc. Would it be possible to start the cursor in, say, the Headings row, and then move it down a cell at a time, checking each cell if it is visible or not, then stopping at the first cell that is visible and copying the information to the top of the page. That way a sheet could be indentified as Tues, or Friday, etc. It would also preclude the need to create a separate page for each day. Would appreciate the help. Thanks. |
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