this is my code
openWs.AutoFilterMode = False
Range("A1").AutoFilter Field:=1, Criteria1:= _
">=" & date1, Operator:=xlAnd, Criteria2:="<=" & date2
Range("A1").AutoFilter Field:=4, VisibleDropDown:=False
Range("A1").AutoFilter Field:=5, VisibleDropDown:=False
Range("A1").AutoFilter Field:=6, VisibleDropDown:=False
Range("A1").AutoFilter Field:=7, VisibleDropDown:=False
Range("A1").AutoFilter Field:=8, VisibleDropDown:=False
cnt = ActiveSheet.UsedRange.Rows.count
arr() = openWs.Range("A2:H" & cnt).Rows.SpecialCells(xlCellTypeVisible).Value 'Supplier
The AutoFilter had show that I had 40 record, but when using .SpecialCells(xlCellTypeVisible), I just get about 20 record from it, after check through the record, I figure out that it always return the last range that match with date2, data after the range will just ignore, why?
//sample data after filter
filter range 20130101 - 20130107
20130104 7339/01/13 13006015 CN -250000 -639442350.6 //Success
20130107 7346/01/13 13002022 DN 1200000 -639442350.6 //Success
//data below all ignore after hitting 20130107, only return data above target
20130104 7340/01/13 13006016 CN -300000 118968559.6 //Failed
20130107 7340/01/13 13006016 CN -300000 118968559.6 //Failed
Am I doing anything wrong? I thought excel will automatically return everything that visible after the filter, but it seems like it still apply the same filter? Any idea?
Update 1 More sample data, after apply Siddharth Rout code
CP0001 20130103 I/TAX - 12TH INST YA2012 13012000 PR -180000 0
CP0001 20130103 I/TAX - 12TH INST YA2012 13014000 PPR 180000 0
HH2000 20130102 7324/01/13 13006000 CN -100000 -639442350.6
HH2000 20130102 7325/01/13 13002001 DN 1500000 -639442350.6
HH2000 20130103 7326/01/13 13006002 CN -17000000 -639442350.6
HH2000 20130103 7348/01/13 13006024 CN -3000000 -639442350.6
HH2000 20130104 7327/01/13 13006003 CN -10000000 -639442350.6
HH2000 20130104 7328/01/13 13006004 CN -10000000 -639442350.6
HH2000 20130104 7329/01/13 13006005 CN -500000 -639442350.6
HH2000 20130104 7330/01/13 13006006 CN -1500000 -639442350.6
HH2000 20130104 7331/01/13 13006007 CN -1000000 -639442350.6
HH2000 20130104 7332/01/13 13006008 CN -3000000 -639442350.6
HH2000 20130104 7333/01/13 13006009 CN -135000 -639442350.6
HH2000 20130104 7334/01/13 13006010 CN -5000000 -639442350.6
HH2000 20130104 7335/01/13 13006011 CN -31099000 -639442350.6
HH2000 20130104 7336/01/13 13006012 CN -7000 -639442350.6
HH2000 20130104 7337/01/13 13006013 CN -5000 -639442350.6
HH2000 20130104 7338/01/13 13006014 CN -700000 -639442350.6
HH2000 20130104 7339/01/13 13006015 CN -250000 -639442350.6
HH2000 20130107 7341/01/13 13006017 CN -4563000 -639442350.6
HH2000 20130107 7343/01/13 13006019 CN -1800000 -639442350.6
HH2000 20130107 7344/01/13 13002020 DN 800000 -639442350.6
HH2000 20130107 7345/01/13 13002021 DN 900000 -639442350.6
HH2000 20130107 7346/01/13 13002022 DN 1200000 -639442350.6 //it stop here, below all ignore by excel
HH2030 20130104 7338/01/13 13002014 DN 700000 5318670.54
HH2100 20130104 7340/01/13 13006016 CN -300000 118968559.6
HH2100 20130107 7342/01/13 13006018 CN -980000 118968559.6
HH2101 20130107 7347/01/13 13006023 CN -300000 -12587577.27
Further to my comments, try this. This works for me.
EDIT: Just so that there is no confusion, what @mehow mentioned below is absolutely correct. The below is just a sample data. When you are actually working with data where you have to apply autofilter, use headers in 1st row and then use
.Offset(1, 0).SpecialCells(xlCellTypeVisible)
to get the filtered data as shown HERECode:
ScreenShots: (Before After)
Followup form comments:
Is this what you are trying?