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How do you globally display "All" in an Autofilter?

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JosiePosie21 - 17 Mar 2006 19:43 GMT
I am working with Autofilter and I notice that when I filter one column and
then filter another column there is no way to "Show All" throughout the
spreadsheet without going to each individual column and selecting it. Is
there a way to "Globally Show All"?
Don Guillett - 17 Mar 2006 19:48 GMT
try
Sub showall()
On Error GoTo away
ActiveSheet.ShowAllData
away:
End Sub

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>I am working with Autofilter and I notice that when I filter one column and
> then filter another column there is no way to "Show All" throughout the
> spreadsheet without going to each individual column and selecting it. Is
> there a way to "Globally Show All"?
AndyB - 17 Mar 2006 19:52 GMT
Hi

Go to View/Toolbars/Customise. Select Data in the left window and you can
then drag 'Show All' onto your toolbar. This will clear all filters. There's
also a useful Autofilter there, which means you can select a cell and the
autofilter will switch on (if off) and autofilter to that value.

Hope this hlpes.
Andy.

>I am working with Autofilter and I notice that when I filter one column and
> then filter another column there is no way to "Show All" throughout the
> spreadsheet without going to each individual column and selecting it. Is
> there a way to "Globally Show All"?
Debra Dalgleish - 17 Mar 2006 23:02 GMT
Choose Data>Filter>Show All

> I am working with Autofilter and I notice that when I filter one column and
> then filter another column there is no way to "Show All" throughout the
> spreadsheet without going to each individual column and selecting it. Is
> there a way to "Globally Show All"?

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