From a combobox selection i filter a table for all entries containing the selected ID (from the combobox).
I first wanted to use selected columns from the resultant display (the filtered table) to populate another combobox so the user could drill down to the final selection that way, but seeing the mess i was getting involved in (I couldn't assign a range to the listfillrange of the other combobox) i think it might be best to settle for simply copying the visible cells to a new table on the selection page (the full database is on one sheet separate from the selection comboboxes and related controls), where the user can simply see the information needed on whatever line item they want - the number of filtered entries rarely exceeds five. What i can't understand is when i query the number of rows in the immediate window from the code snip below, it always comes back as "1", whether i do so on the full range or special visible cells.
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To load another combobox i tired
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I really would like to be able to do so for further refining, if not feasible, can work with just a display table.
Querying the reultant rows i simply tried:
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and
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In both cases, though the filtered table had 5 records displayed, the count was... 1.
1) Can the visible cells resultant table be fed into a combobox relatively easily and if so, how? 2) With the count of rows, what am i doing wrong?
When I add an auto-filter, the above still works fine.
When the auto-filter doesn't reduce the no. rows, the above returns a value of 1.
I've tried using...
count = Rows.SpecialCells(xlCellTypeVisible).Count ... with a result of 1 if no rows are filtered
So, what is the best way to count the populated number of rows on a worksheet where there is an auto-filter that may, or may not, reduce the number of rows ?
I have some checkboxes that filter rows and a text box that should display the number of filtered rows:
If checkbox1 Then Range("F2").AutoFilter Field:=6, Criteria:="<>0", Operator:=And TextBox1.Text = "No of Records: " & Selection.SpecialCells(xlCellTypeVisible).Count
The text box is showing 1669380 record when there is only about 250.
Countif can be used to count the no. of occurrence of a certain value within a range. However, if the range is being filtered, can the no. of occurrence be counted?
Is it possible that, once filtered, you can count the amount a filled in cells in a column range...BUT! These cells are ID numbers for stocks, so CAN contain duplicates which represent accounts, Therefore, any duplicate will be counted as 1...
eg
12345325 12345325 435ghfdhy 5464OKff SEDDONF4
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As we can see here there are 14 lines of data but only 7 make up the dataset
so if X was the variable assigned to this it would = 7
Is this possible, in a loop or some sort, Would VBA hold all the Instances in its memory???
Is it possible to count the unique entries in a range based on the results of a filter that has been applied? I basically have a column with 2000+ cells that contain some matching values and I only want to count the unique entries. This will need to be a dynamic count as well as the filter criteria can and will change all the time.
Is it possible that, once filtered, you can count the amount a filled in cells in a column range...BUT! These cells are ID numbers for stocks, so CAN contain duplicates which represent accounts, Therefore, any duplicate will be counted as 1...
I want to filter and then hide the filtered output in a range of data. But after I hiding, when I remove the filter, everything is there again. I don't know how to hide it even filter is removed.
I have a range that has been formatted as a table. Once I've applied a filter, if I try to select all of the rows, and delete the visible rows the option is greyed out.
Is there no way, short of vba, that I can just simply delete the visible rows?
I have understood we use row property or method to count number of rows in a range and when I write a code as below, I expected it would give output "4" because 4 rows are selected but instead it gives only "1" as output so I'm confused about the row property.
Is there a function to count blanks in a filtered column? That is, if I filter a column to show the rows that are blank, can I use the subtotal function (or some other) to count the number of blanks?
After I filter for values in Columns(C), I want to count values in Columns(D). When I filter data, I noticed I can manually select the filtered cell range (i.e. Columns(D)) and at the bottom in the Status Bar it will give the correct count. If I cursor over that status bar count it will display "Number of selected cells that contain data." However, I cannot seem to figure out how to get vba to select just the filtered cells selected in that range and count them only and correctly... it instead counts all the values to the last cell in the filtered range.
For example 1) let's say I have a Range("D1:D120') and there are 20 cells containing data in that range.
2) I filter Columns(C) resulting in 10 rows and the rows are 2, 3, 20, 22, 27, 30, 37, 41, 56, 60. Of those 10 rows, there are only 2 cells containing data (let's say cell D20 and cell D37).
3) Now in reality, cells in Range("D2:D60") actually contain 10 cells with values, but since we filtered on columns(C) values... Columns(D) only shows 2 values.
...... here is my problem: 4) If I manually select the filtered range, the status bar "Count" value will correctly sum as "2." But if I code VBA or even "Record a macro code" (obviously incorreclty on my part), it will return a value of 10 for the range of D2:D60 and not on the visible filtered value which is "2."
In an excel sheet A1 to ...... colum i have some cirteria. If I filter a criteria i should get the count for it. Kinldy let me know with out using VB how is it possible.
I would like to modify my code below to count columns and rows from a different range. Currently, the code below only reads from A1 of my data table. My data table starts at F7 with n columns and y rows. Each time I run the macro it does not recognise the range but only from A1.
How to modify this code to read for a defined range?
VB: Dim iColumnCount As Integer Dim lRowCount As Long Dim iCol As Integer Dim dAverage As Double
apply a count to a sheet which adjusts when filtered. I have attached a sheet, but as you can see the filter is returning the incorrect count as it is including the rows which are not displyed
I need to count the number of unique names from a column of filtered text. On the attached example D5 is where I need the value, the current array I have does not work when the filter is applied by changing the product in drop box. I need to have a count of the unique account names from column A.
create a function that counts only the number of rows in a range which contain less than 5 instances of the string "VAC". So if they have less than 5 cells in the row that contain "VAC" count + 1.
=SUBTOTAL(2,A2:A100) can be used in combination with any other formula so that when the data is filtered using autofilter it will only count values greater than zero.
I have attached a worksheet with the example.
In the attached workbook subtotal formulas are used in Row1 for sum and row 2 for count. When the data is filtered using code "DUP" in column D, the subtotal in cell C2 is "4", whereas in the specified range there is a positive value in only 1 cell that is $1050 in cell C99.
Is there some combination that can be used with SUBTOTAL formula so that it will only count values greater than zero when data is filtered.
I have a long list of delegates attending functions on different dates and need help with 2 problems:
A) List has filters by date/venue etc but I will want the table to be visible even when list is filtered.
B) I am using the following formula to count "=SUMPRODUCT(--($E$3:$E$728="Thursday 3rd September 2009"),SUBTOTAL(3,OFFSET($E$3,ROW($E$3:$E728)-MIN(ROW($E$3:$E$728)),,1)))" and this works but if I filter to another date then 3rd September shows 0.
I have a filtered list and want to count the number of times each value appears in the filtered list. I also have other hidden rows that I do not want to include in the count and the filtered rows should not be included in the count either. I have tried countif, pivot tables and subtotal .
I would like to be able to find the largest visible area of continuous rows in a filtered table. I know one possible way would be to loop through visible cells using the "xlCellTypeVisible" property and count cells in each visible area. However, the data is consisted of tens and sometimes hundreds of thousands of rows so I was wondering if there is a faster, more efficient way to do this.
I need to be able to query a large date range by a small beginning and end date range and return a count when the value is = each search criteria. i.e. - Search one year of dates from a table by Beg: 7/23/2012 to End: 10/21/2012 and return a count. The beginning and end dates are dynamic and I will need to reference the cells, i.e. B102 "Beg" B102 "End" and not a static date.
I used Sheets(1).Cells(1, 1).Rows.End(xlUp).Count instead of UsedRange.Rows.Count in this code , but it didn't succed with me. Why and how to do that
Dim i As Long, j As Long j = 1 For i = 1 To UsedRange.Rows.Count Sheets(2).Cells(j, "a").Value = Sheets(1).Cells(i, "a").Value Sheets(2).Cells(j, "b").Value = Sheets(1).Cells(i, "b").Value Sheets(2).Cells(j, "c").Value = Sheets(1).Cells(i, "c").Value j = j + 1 Next i End Sub
I am able to quite easily count the number of specific values in a cell after the table has been filtered. However, the problem I have run into is that some times the data needs to be placed into the spreadsheet twice (or to be more specific the same subject is associated with several unique data points).
What I need: some way to count the instance of some give value in column D only once based on the presence of a duplicate (unique) identifier in column C. However, when I filter the entire database, it must count *only* the filtered cells and not the hidden cells as well.
Picture: Column C Column D 111111 M 111111 M 111111 M
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Currently calculates: M=9, F=2
Right now it incorrectly states there are 9 "M" from column D when it really should be 5 since 3 are duplicate values. My main difficulty is making sure this continues to work after I filter the entire sheet (say column ZZ) and have a bunch of hidden cells.
Equation currently using to count only filtered values (in this case "males" and "females"): ="M = " & SUMPRODUCT(SUBTOTAL(3,OFFSET(D3:D13,ROW(D3:D13)-MIN(ROW(D3:D13)),,1))*(D3:D13="M"))
