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Thanks this worked... can I ask another minor question?<br />
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I use:<br />
Range(&quot;D1&quot;).Activate<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; Selection.End(xlDown).Sele<wbr />ct<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; ActiveCell.Offset(1, 0).Select &nbsp;'one down<br />
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To get to the bottom of a filtered set, however if there are filtered out rows, it does not give me the right cell. &nbsp;Is there a way to do an xlup to get the cell under the filtered dataset?
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I'm not sure what you are asking. If you had 1, 2, 3, ... 10 in column D1, Q2, D3..., D10, and only 3, 4 , and 5 were showing, which row would you want to select?<br />
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If you want to select the last visible cell then this works.<br />
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Cells(Range(&quot;D1048576&quot;).En<wbr />d(xlUp).Ro<wbr />w, &quot;D&quot;).Activate
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The filter shows 3,4,5. &nbsp;I would like row 11. &nbsp;6,7,8,9, and 10 are hidden. &nbsp;The code I am using highlights/goes to row 6. &nbsp;I was wondering if there is an easier way to get to row 11 using xlup instead of xldown?
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This uses the row portion of autofilter range address.<br />
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Range(Split(ActiveSheet.Au<wbr />toFilter.R<wbr />ange.Addre<wbr />ss, &quot;:&quot;)(1)).Offset(1, 0).Activate
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Yup that's it.... now to get it to the proper column..... &nbsp; can I tell that line of code to Activate a specific column? like column D?<br />
Thanks for helping with the extended question... &nbsp; I know that you did not have too and probably should have been its own separate question. . &nbsp;-R-
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That's OK, never mind. <br />
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Range(&quot;D&quot; &amp;&nbsp;ActiveSheet.AutoFilter.Ran<wbr />ge.Rows.Co<wbr />unt + 1).Activate
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What would a formula look like, if I try to average a datatable that has 2 or 3 autofilters applied to it? &nbsp;Whenever I apply the filters and put in =AVERAGE(range1) it includes the hidden cells in the result? &nbsp;I select the header and do a Ctrl+down, then offset activecell (1,0).Select to get to bottom of column. &nbsp;Then I want to add the formula. &nbsp;Any idea how this formula should look or be so it does not include those filtered out cells? &nbsp;Please advise and thanks. -R-
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What would a formula look like, if I try to average a datatable that has 2 or 3 autofilters applied to it?  Whenever I apply the filters and put in =AVERAGE(range1) it includes the hidden cells in the result?  I select the header and do a Ctrl+down, then offset activecell (1,0).Select to get to bottom of column.  Then I want to add the formula.  Any idea how this formula should look or be so it does not include those filtered out cells?  Please advise and thanks. -R-

Getting an column Average, with AutoFilters applied.

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