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vba - Select a range, avoiding hidden cells, using ActiveCell. Offset . . . After applying a filter to my data, some of the rows become hidden, as they are not needed The problem is, that the macro does not take that into consideration and counts the hidden rows too Here is the code, that I use in the original version of the macro:
Get Ranges After Filtering in Excel VBA – An Essential Skill Did you know that there is a simpler method to get the range of visible rows after applying an advanced filter in Excel VBA? Instead of looping through all the rows and checking if each one is hidden or not, you can achieve this in a single line of code
Select filtered data using VBA code | MrExcel Message Board I am looking for the code to select the visible data after applying a data filter Actually I know how to select the data after applying the data filter but the issue is I am not able to exclude the header row and give the target range as used (non-blank) rows only!!
Ignore hidden rows after filter in for each - Stack Overflow Without trying to figure out exactly what you're doing, here is an example of using a loop through a range and checking if row is hidden filtered or not: Dim aCell As Range, LoopRange As Range, ws As Worksheet