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I have this Macro
Sub Macro2() Const csPWORD As String = "123" ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets("broker").Unprotect Password:=csPWORD ActiveSheet.ShowAllData ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets("broker").Protect Password:=csPWORD End Sub I get a bug error if the sheet is already un filtered and the next step of protecting the sheet again doesn't happen. How do I change this to search first to see if the worksheet is filtered and if it is then proceed with the rest of the Macro. |
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One option would be to ignore the error;
Sub Macro2() Const csPWORD As String = "123" ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets("broker").Unprotect Password:=csPWORD On error resume next ActiveSheet.ShowAllData on error goto 0 ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets("broker").Protect Password:=csPWORD End Sub HTH, Keith "JeffK" wrote: I have this Macro Sub Macro2() Const csPWORD As String = "123" ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets("broker").Unprotect Password:=csPWORD ActiveSheet.ShowAllData ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets("broker").Protect Password:=csPWORD End Sub I get a bug error if the sheet is already un filtered and the next step of protecting the sheet again doesn't happen. How do I change this to search first to see if the worksheet is filtered and if it is then proceed with the rest of the Macro. |
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Keith, worked like a charm,
Thanks "ker_01" wrote: One option would be to ignore the error; Sub Macro2() Const csPWORD As String = "123" ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets("broker").Unprotect Password:=csPWORD On error resume next ActiveSheet.ShowAllData on error goto 0 ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets("broker").Protect Password:=csPWORD End Sub HTH, Keith "JeffK" wrote: I have this Macro Sub Macro2() Const csPWORD As String = "123" ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets("broker").Unprotect Password:=csPWORD ActiveSheet.ShowAllData ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets("broker").Protect Password:=csPWORD End Sub I get a bug error if the sheet is already un filtered and the next step of protecting the sheet again doesn't happen. How do I change this to search first to see if the worksheet is filtered and if it is then proceed with the rest of the Macro. |
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Sub Macro2()
Const csPWORD As String = "123" With activeworkbook.worksheets("broker") .unprotect password:=cspword 'to remove the filter and the arrows .AutoFilterMode = False 'or to just show all the data and keep the arrows If .FilterMode Then .ShowAllData End If .protect password:=cspword End With End Sub JeffK wrote: I have this Macro Sub Macro2() Const csPWORD As String = "123" ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets("broker").Unprotect Password:=csPWORD ActiveSheet.ShowAllData ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets("broker").Protect Password:=csPWORD End Sub I get a bug error if the sheet is already un filtered and the next step of protecting the sheet again doesn't happen. How do I change this to search first to see if the worksheet is filtered and if it is then proceed with the rest of the Macro. -- Dave Peterson |
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