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The code assigns the first visible cell in column A to a variable. You can do whatever you want with that variable afterwards. It does not matter whether cells are manually hidden or filtered.
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Hi,
many thanks for the help! That code of yours might prove useful going forward - hidden cells are not so uncommon. In this case, however, they are only filtered for reasons I know now - and further down, there are more lines which are filtered. By use of another formula inbetween and a COUNTIFS, it works fine now. It's probably not the most elegant or slimmest possible routine, but it works, that is the target. Best regards, Officer_Bierschnitt Last edited by Officer_Bierschnitt; 10-30-2015 at 05:08 AM. Reason: additional info |
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