From: Ian / ArtistGuitars.com.au Ian / on 22 Feb 2010 23:40 Hi I have written some macros and im having a problem excludinjg certain lines in my worksheet. I use the filter option. But I want to be able to filter out lines that have"*" in them using a macro. How do I change the filter to "not equal" ? Ian / Artistguitars.com.au ..
From: Francis on 22 Feb 2010 23:47 Pls post your codes in order for us to ascertain the required changes. -- Hope this help Please click the Yes button below if this post have helped answer your needs Thank You cheers, francis "Ian / ArtistGuitars.com.au" wrote: > Hi I have written some macros and im having a problem excludinjg certain > lines in my worksheet. > > I use the filter option. But I want to be able to filter out lines that > have"*" in them using a macro. > > How do I change the filter to "not equal" ? > > Ian / Artistguitars.com.au > . > >
From: Gary Keramidas on 23 Feb 2010 00:16 it's hard to say what you want. ..AutoFilter field:=1, Criteria1:="<>", Operator:=xlAnd but i suggest you do a replace of the asterisk because it's a valid wildcard. i used the ! here. ActiveSheet.Range("$A$5:$K$228").AutoFilter Field:=5, Criteria1:= _ "<>*" & "!" & "*", Operator:=xlAnd this would filter all records that do not have an !. -- Gary Keramidas Excel 2003 "Ian / ArtistGuitars.com.au" <Ian / ArtistGuitars.com.au(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:06FB89C9-F10D-4F5F-84F8-3E5419B5BA12(a)microsoft.com... > Hi I have written some macros and im having a problem excludinjg certain > lines in my worksheet. > > I use the filter option. But I want to be able to filter out lines that > have"*" in them using a macro. > > How do I change the filter to "not equal" ? > > Ian / Artistguitars.com.au > . > >
From: Dave Peterson on 23 Feb 2010 08:04 Either use: Equals (or does not equal): ~* (for an exact match of the asterisk) Or use: Contains (or does not contain): ~* The tilde tells excel to treat the asterisk as an asterisk--not a wild card. Same thing with the single character ? (use ~?) and tilde ~ (use ~~). And Edit|Find uses the same technique, too. ======== Ian / ArtistGuitars.com.au wrote: > > Hi I have written some macros and im having a problem excludinjg certain > lines in my worksheet. > > I use the filter option. But I want to be able to filter out lines that > have"*" in them using a macro. > > How do I change the filter to "not equal" ? > > Ian / Artistguitars.com.au > . -- Dave Peterson
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