I would like to make a boolean on every row in a list that tells me if that row is hidden by a filter or not.
(Want to use that for several sumproduct formula's)
Can that be done a formula or would I need VBA?
Thanks for your help.
Arien
I would like to make a boolean on every row in a list that tells me if that row is hidden by a filter or not.
(Want to use that for several sumproduct formula's)
Can that be done a formula or would I need VBA?
Thanks for your help.
Arien
How you see it with boolean if it's hidden?![]()
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I do not see it. But I can calculate with it...
I tried something like
But that that is just not correct.![]()
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Thanks.
Arien
Try this:
Example usage: =IF(IsHidden(), 1, 0)![]()
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Thanks shg.
Please allow me to practice with it as it seems to slow down my computer pretty much.
Also I need to press F9 after entering the formula. Then it only calculates 1 cell, while the other cells change to #value
regards,
Arien
I don't understand the problem you're having. It should be entered as an ordinary formula in a cell. Post a workbook?
The Application.Volatile causes the function to calculate when anything changes. It might be changed to reduce the impact.
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