Export visible cells in a range as a csv

TheEmpeorer

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Hi Mr. Excel geniuses,

Thanks for taking the time to help.

I wrote a function (copied down below) a while ago to export a range as a csv and now I want to modify it. Because I'm filtering a list and I only want the items that are filtered to be exported, I need it to do the same thing except I would like it to skip non-visible cells. Any ideas on how to modify this? All help is appreciated.

Thanks again.

Code:
Function ExportRangeToCSV(FilePath As String, Source As Range)

    Dim arrText() As String
    Dim sMsg      As String
    Dim i         As Double
    Dim rCell     As Range
    Dim rSubCell  As Range
    
    Const Delimiter As String = ","
    
    Application.Goto Reference:=Source
    
    ReDim arrText(1 To Selection.Rows.Count)


    For Each rCell In Selection.Resize(Selection.Rows.Count, 1)
    
        i = i + 1


        On Error Resume Next
        For Each rSubCell In Intersect(rCell.EntireRow, Selection)
            arrText(i) = arrText(i) & rSubCell.Value & Delimiter
            If Err.Number = "13" Then
                arrText(i) = arrText(i) & rSubCell.Text & Delimiter
                Err.Number = vbNull
            End If
        Next rSubCell
        On Error GoTo 0
        
        If Right(arrText(i), Len(Delimiter)) = Delimiter Then
            arrText(i) = Left(arrText(i), Len(arrText(i)) - Len(Delimiter))
        End If
    
    Next rCell


    Close #1
    Open FilePath For Output As #1
        For i = 1 To UBound(arrText)
            Print #1, arrText(i)
        Next i
    Close #1


    sMsg = "File saved as:" & vbCrLf & FilePath
    MsgBox sMsg, vbOKOnly, "CSV File"


    Application.Goto Reference:=Range("A1")


End Function
 

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Never mind, I got a solution.

For anyone interested I just copied out the filtered rows using ​.SpecialCells(xlCellTypeVisible) and then ran my old function on the result.
 
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