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I use the autofilter based on a specific value in a cell. That works fine. The problem is the following: I have formulas in the first 1000 rows of the worksheet, and data in only 700 rows. When I filter the a value, the first empty row showed (not part of filtered region) is 1001. How can I force the filter to be applied to only the rows containing data (first 700 ones) so the first empty row be 701? I believe it has to do with the usedrange. How can I specify a different range? JD |
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You could remove the filter, then reapply it to just the rows you want.
But I bet excel knows better than you and would extend the range. Could you empty (no formulas, no data at all) row 701. Then apply the filter to rows 1:700? ===== Personally, this doesn't bother me anymore. I've given up trying to force excel to do stuff my way and just live with its irritants, er, features. Jacques D. wrote: Hi, I use the autofilter based on a specific value in a cell. That works fine. The problem is the following: I have formulas in the first 1000 rows of the worksheet, and data in only 700 rows. When I filter the a value, the first empty row showed (not part of filtered region) is 1001. How can I force the filter to be applied to only the rows containing data (first 700 ones) so the first empty row be 701? I believe it has to do with the usedrange. How can I specify a different range? JD -- Dave Peterson |
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You could remove the filter, then reapply it to just the rows you want.
But I bet excel knows better than you and would extend the range. Could you empty (no formulas, no data at all) row 701. Then apply the filter to rows 1:700? ===== Personally, this doesn't bother me anymore. I've given up trying to force excel to do stuff my way and just live with its irritants, er, features. Jacques D. wrote: Hi, I use the autofilter based on a specific value in a cell. That works fine. The problem is the following: I have formulas in the first 1000 rows of the worksheet, and data in only 700 rows. When I filter the a value, the first empty row showed (not part of filtered region) is 1001. How can I force the filter to be applied to only the rows containing data (first 700 ones) so the first empty row be 701? I believe it has to do with the usedrange. How can I specify a different range? JD -- Dave Peterson |
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