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I have a macro where I want to set autofilter to filter for certain criteria
and the I want to check the value of a certain column for each row that is visible after filtering. The worksheet may contain several thousand rows and I don't want to check each row for a match as it takes too long. I want to filter and then just check the rows that remain visible. Any ideas? |
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