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Last edited by Wijnand1; 10-18-2016 at 03:02 AM.
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oke, many thanks! will do with my next post.
Is the code not working?
When/where are you filtering?
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i have a button in the userform that will autofilter the excel sheet. When i use the above code to search the excel sheet and display the results in the listbox, only the visible cells need to be displayed in the listbox, not the cells that a hide by the autofilter.
Hope someone can help? if more information is needed...
Why are you filtering and checking column B for the value in txtSearch?
That's what's confusing me.
The above code is to search the value in "txtSearch.Value" when value in "cboSelect.Value" is Service number and show the results in the listbox. This is working. But when i aply the autofilter in excel it only needs to search and show the visible cells in the listbox and not the cells that are hide by the autofilter.
Last edited by Wijnand1; 10-19-2016 at 02:53 AM.
With this loop,
you will be looping through all cells.Please Login or Register to view this content.
You need to change the loop to only loop through visible cells.
That can be done with something like this, which loops through the visible cells in column B.
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Thanks for the information. I get the idea but do not get it to work.
How does it not work?
Any chance you could upload a sample workbook?
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Got it to work, thanks Nory!! Looping takes a "long" time if the row it big. Is there another way to get te results?
What code did you end up with?
How much data do you have and how are you filtering it?
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