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middle of my script?
I would like my script to do other things before I call the autofilter dialog box up on the screen. But I'm not sure HOW to call it up. I've been using the following as my base to call up autofilter but it doesn't seem to work: Call Application.Dialogs(xlDialogFormulaReplace).Show so I'm hoping someone here can assist me. Thank you in advance |
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hi, !
middle of my script? I would like my script to do other things before I call the autofilter dialog box up on the screen. But I'm not sure HOW to call it up. I've been using the following as my base to call up autofilter but it doesn't seem to work: Call Application.Dialogs(xlDialogFormulaReplace).Show so I'm hoping someone here can assist me. Thank you in advance use the (ancient ?) xl4 macro-functions to "ask/show" *that* dialog to the user... previously "send" a keystroke sequence to the parameters "preparation"... and let the user to finish the job (i.e.) assuming column E is the 5th filtered field in your layout... Sub Show_CustomFiterDialog() SendKeys "+{tab}{down}{end}{up}{tab}" ExecuteExcel4Macro "filter?(5)" End Sub there are several ways to "show all" and/or quit the autofilter mode hth, hector. |
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![]() "Héctor Miguel" wrote in message ... hi, ! middle of my script? I would like my script to do other things before I call the autofilter dialog box up on the screen. But I'm not sure HOW to call it up. I've been using the following as my base to call up autofilter but it doesn't seem to work: Call Application.Dialogs(xlDialogFormulaReplace).Show so I'm hoping someone here can assist me. Thank you in advance use the (ancient ?) xl4 macro-functions to "ask/show" *that* dialog to the user... previously "send" a keystroke sequence to the parameters "preparation"... and let the user to finish the job (i.e.) assuming column E is the 5th filtered field in your layout... Sub Show_CustomFiterDialog() SendKeys "+{tab}{down}{end}{up}{tab}" ExecuteExcel4Macro "filter?(5)" End Sub there are several ways to "show all" and/or quit the autofilter mode hth, hector. Dude that works great! thanks for your help Mr BT |
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hi, !
Dude that works great! thanks for your help Mr BT thanks for your feed-back regards, hector. __ OP __ middle of my script? I would like my script to do other things before I call the autofilter dialog box up on the screen. But I'm not sure HOW to call it up. I've been using the following as my base to call up autofilter but it doesn't seem to work: Call Application.Dialogs(xlDialogFormulaReplace).Show so I'm hoping someone here can assist me. Thank you in advance use the (ancient ?) xl4 macro-functions to "ask/show" *that* dialog to the user... previously "send" a keystroke sequence to the parameters "preparation"... and let the user to finish the job (i.e.) assuming column E is the 5th filtered field in your layout... Sub Show_CustomFiterDialog() SendKeys "+{tab}{down}{end}{up}{tab}" ExecuteExcel4Macro "filter?(5)" End Sub there are several ways to "show all" and/or quit the autofilter mode hth, hector. |
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