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Yarroll
Hi,
Is there something special about the way Autofilter works in macros?
Lets say there's a lot of values in column B and I want Excel to show (2
criteria) only values >2 or equal to "DIV/0!" A simple macro created for the
purpose would show 2s, but almost certainly would skip DIV/0. Whereas manual
check (also using Autofilter) shows alright these DIV/0s. I recall it caused
a lot of manual work for me once.
What gives? I can't even tell you the macro contents, as I concluded long
time ago it's better to forget Autofilter in macros completely. Like
something you take for so certain you dont even dare to ask
)
Thanks. Best regrds. Yarroll
Is there something special about the way Autofilter works in macros?
Lets say there's a lot of values in column B and I want Excel to show (2
criteria) only values >2 or equal to "DIV/0!" A simple macro created for the
purpose would show 2s, but almost certainly would skip DIV/0. Whereas manual
check (also using Autofilter) shows alright these DIV/0s. I recall it caused
a lot of manual work for me once.
What gives? I can't even tell you the macro contents, as I concluded long
time ago it's better to forget Autofilter in macros completely. Like
something you take for so certain you dont even dare to ask
)Thanks. Best regrds. Yarroll