Autofilter not selecting all qualified cells

jim may

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Here's originally an small unfiltered table
Excel Workbook
ABCDE
1
2
3
4
5Cout SeqAmtNameGoing?Date
61123.00HowardY7/15/2003
72234.00BruceN7/28/2003
83345.00RonN7/21/2003
94456.00HowardN8/1/2003
105567.00RonY7/25/2003
116311.00BruceY8/15/2003
127911.00HenryY8/20/2003
138678.00JoeN6/30/2003
149347.00HowardY7/29/2003
1510456.00RonY7/31/2003
Sheet1
Excel 2007
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
A6=SUBTOTAL(3,C$6:C6)
A7=SUBTOTAL(3,C$6:C7)
A8=SUBTOTAL(3,C$6:C8)
A9=SUBTOTAL(3,C$6:C9)
A10=SUBTOTAL(3,C$6:C10)
A11=SUBTOTAL(3,C$6:C11)
A12=SUBTOTAL(3,C$6:C12)
A13=SUBTOTAL(3,C$6:C13)
A14=SUBTOTAL(3,C$6:C14)
A15=SUBTOTAL(3,C$6:C15)


Then I filter on Column D - Going? for Y
Excel Workbook
ABCDE
1
2
3
4
5Cout SeqAmtNameGoing?Date
61123.00HowardY7/15/2003
102567.00RonY7/25/2003
113311.00BruceY8/15/2003
124911.00HenryY8/20/2003
145347.00HowardY7/29/2003
156456.00RonY7/31/2003
Sheet1
Excel 2007
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
A6=SUBTOTAL(3,C$6:C6)
A10=SUBTOTAL(3,C$6:C10)
A11=SUBTOTAL(3,C$6:C11)
A12=SUBTOTAL(3,C$6:C12)
A14=SUBTOTAL(3,C$6:C14)
A15=SUBTOTAL(3,C$6:C15)


the Row headers of rows 6,10,11,12,14 are BLUE, but Row header 15 is Not, meaning the normal black like the other rows below..

In the immedaite window using
? activesheet.autofilter.range.address I get >>> $A$5:$E$15

So why isn't the row header of row 15 have the Blue color..

I had this same situation happen earlier this week on my xl2007, and the results were much MORE serious -- in a 4,000 total filtered records, only the first 3,000 row headers were Blue (and Correct), but the remaining 1,000 included values that qualified to be in the filtered list and those that did not qualify.

Confused.. Has any one else experienced this?

Jim
 

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Jim,

I laso tried on 2007 with your data and got the same results.

You may have tried this already or cannot apply it. But I changed the formula to: =COUNT($B$6:B6) and copied down. Sinces COUNT counts the cells in a range that contains numbers.

I got the Blue row header for row 15.

I don't have an explanation for the SUBTOTAL formula.

I'm assuming that B:C are not empty.
 
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