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Use For Each...Loop, but Skip Header Row in Non-Contiguous Range

I modified your code a little. I'm not sure this would work as you think. Public Sub FilterData() Dim Hierarchy As Range, D_hierarchy As RangeDim Level As LongDim FilteredLevel As RangeDim Person As...

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Use For Each...Loop, but Skip Header Row in Non-Contiguous Range

Given your posted example - I have no idea. Run this version:Sub TestMacro()    Dim Hierarchy As Range    Dim Level As Integer    Dim FilteredLevel As Range    Cells.Clear    Cells.UnMerge    Set...

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Use For Each...Loop, but Skip Header Row in Non-Contiguous Range

BernieThanks for the reply, but I don't think it is working properly.  Take this example table into consideration.Your code works until the last line where filters for xlCellTypeConstants.  I wrote a...

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Use For Each...Loop, but Skip Header Row in Non-Contiguous Range

TryWith Hierarchy.Columns(Level).Cells Set FilteredLevel = .Offset(1, 0).Resize(.Rows.Count - 1, 1).SpecialCells(xlCellTypeVisible) Set FilteredLevel = FilteredLevel.SpecialCells(xlCellTypeConstants)...

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Use For Each...Loop, but Skip Header Row in Non-Contiguous Range

This is kind of a two part question.I'd like to resize my non-contiguous range to exclude the header, but Excel won't allow me to use the Resize method.  I get a non-contiguous range because I am using...

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Use For Each...Loop, but Skip Header Row in Non-Contiguous Range

I modified your code a little. I'm not sure this would work as you think. Public Sub FilterData() Dim Hierarchy As Range, D_hierarchy As RangeDim Level As LongDim FilteredLevel As RangeDim Person As...

View Article

Use For Each...Loop, but Skip Header Row in Non-Contiguous Range

Given your posted example - I have no idea. Run this version:Sub TestMacro()    Dim Hierarchy As Range    Dim Level As Integer    Dim FilteredLevel As Range    Cells.Clear    Cells.UnMerge    Set...

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Image may be NSFW.
Clik here to view.

Use For Each...Loop, but Skip Header Row in Non-Contiguous Range

BernieThanks for the reply, but I don't think it is working properly.  Take this example table into consideration.Your code works until the last line where filters for xlCellTypeConstants.  I wrote a...

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Use For Each...Loop, but Skip Header Row in Non-Contiguous Range

TryWith Hierarchy.Columns(Level).Cells Set FilteredLevel = .Offset(1, 0).Resize(.Rows.Count - 1, 1).SpecialCells(xlCellTypeVisible) Set FilteredLevel = FilteredLevel.SpecialCells(xlCellTypeConstants)...

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Use For Each...Loop, but Skip Header Row in Non-Contiguous Range

This is kind of a two part question.I'd like to resize my non-contiguous range to exclude the header, but Excel won't allow me to use the Resize method.  I get a non-contiguous range because I am using...

View Article

Use For Each...Loop, but Skip Header Row in Non-Contiguous Range

I modified your code a little. I'm not sure this would work as you think. Public Sub FilterData() Dim Hierarchy As Range, D_hierarchy As RangeDim Level As LongDim FilteredLevel As RangeDim Person As...

View Article

Use For Each...Loop, but Skip Header Row in Non-Contiguous Range

Given your posted example - I have no idea. Run this version:Sub TestMacro()    Dim Hierarchy As Range    Dim Level As Integer    Dim FilteredLevel As Range    Cells.Clear    Cells.UnMerge    Set...

View Article

Image may be NSFW.
Clik here to view.

Use For Each...Loop, but Skip Header Row in Non-Contiguous Range

BernieThanks for the reply, but I don't think it is working properly.  Take this example table into consideration.Your code works until the last line where filters for xlCellTypeConstants.  I wrote a...

View Article


Use For Each...Loop, but Skip Header Row in Non-Contiguous Range

TryWith Hierarchy.Columns(Level).Cells Set FilteredLevel = .Offset(1, 0).Resize(.Rows.Count - 1, 1).SpecialCells(xlCellTypeVisible) Set FilteredLevel = FilteredLevel.SpecialCells(xlCellTypeConstants)...

View Article

Use For Each...Loop, but Skip Header Row in Non-Contiguous Range

This is kind of a two part question.I'd like to resize my non-contiguous range to exclude the header, but Excel won't allow me to use the Resize method.  I get a non-contiguous range because I am using...

View Article


Use For Each...Loop, but Skip Header Row in Non-Contiguous Range

I modified your code a little. I'm not sure this would work as you think. Public Sub FilterData() Dim Hierarchy As Range, D_hierarchy As RangeDim Level As LongDim FilteredLevel As RangeDim Person As...

View Article

Use For Each...Loop, but Skip Header Row in Non-Contiguous Range

Given your posted example - I have no idea. Run this version:Sub TestMacro()    Dim Hierarchy As Range    Dim Level As Integer    Dim FilteredLevel As Range    Cells.Clear    Cells.UnMerge    Set...

View Article


Image may be NSFW.
Clik here to view.

Use For Each...Loop, but Skip Header Row in Non-Contiguous Range

BernieThanks for the reply, but I don't think it is working properly.  Take this example table into consideration.Your code works until the last line where filters for xlCellTypeConstants.  I wrote a...

View Article

Use For Each...Loop, but Skip Header Row in Non-Contiguous Range

TryWith Hierarchy.Columns(Level).Cells Set FilteredLevel = .Offset(1, 0).Resize(.Rows.Count - 1, 1).SpecialCells(xlCellTypeVisible) Set FilteredLevel = FilteredLevel.SpecialCells(xlCellTypeConstants)...

View Article

Use For Each...Loop, but Skip Header Row in Non-Contiguous Range

This is kind of a two part question.I'd like to resize my non-contiguous range to exclude the header, but Excel won't allow me to use the Resize method.  I get a non-contiguous range because I am using...

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