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Autofilter based on user inputbox
Hey Garry,
I stepped through the code, and the issue is the Copy. When you select Copy while the data is in Autofilter, the hidden columns are not selected in the copy range. I did a search on the newsgroup to look for code that can identify hidden columns prior to the code run, unhide them, and then rehide the same columns after code execution...couldn't find anything yet. Anyway, thanks for your help! |
Autofilter based on user inputbox
"Steve" wrote in message
... Hey Garry, I stepped through the code, and the issue is the Copy. When you select Copy while the data is in Autofilter, the hidden columns are not selected in the copy range. I did a search on the newsgroup to look for code that can identify hidden columns prior to the code run, unhide them, and then rehide the same columns after code execution...couldn't find anything yet. Anyway, thanks for your help! If you use VBA to loop through a range, it sees all the cells - hidden or not. You could use VBA to record the current Autofilter conditions, turn off the filter (which will unhide), do your copy, then re-apply the filter before updating the display. If you need sample code I can pull some out ... if memory serves correctly I got my original code for recording the current autofilter settings from the on-board help for filter and autofilter. -- Clif McIrvin (clare reads his mail with moe, nomail feeds the bit bucket :-) |
Autofilter based on user inputbox
Steve formulated on Tuesday :
Hey Garry, I stepped through the code, and the issue is the Copy. When you select Copy while the data is in Autofilter, the hidden columns are not selected in the copy range. I did a search on the newsgroup to look for code that can identify hidden columns prior to the code run, unhide them, and then rehide the same columns after code execution...couldn't find anything yet. Anyway, thanks for your help! Steve, I answered in your other thread. You are aware that however you interact with this NG that you're creating new threads for the same topic instead of replying to existing threads for that topic, right? Makes it hard to follow... -- Garry Free usenet access at http://www.eternal-september.org ClassicVB Users Regroup! comp.lang.basic.visual.misc |
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