VBA: How to read table´s order status (Ascending/Descending)

latecnik

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Good Morning,

Do you know how can I read in VBA the order status of an Excel 2007/2010 table?

I´ve tried this:


Dim ORDER As XlSortOrder

ORDER= ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets("MySheet").ListObjects("MyTable").Sort.SortField.Key


But it doesn't seem to work...

How would you achieve that reading?

Thanks a lot!

JL
 

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Does this work:
Code:
MsgBox  ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets("MySheet").ListObjects("MyTable").Sort.SortFields(1).Order
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