Example

Use the property to return the Filters collection. The following example creates a list that contains the criteria and operators for the filters in the autofiltered range on the Crew worksheet.

Visual Basic for Applications 
Dim f As Filter Dim w As Worksheet Const ns As String = "Not set" Set w = Worksheets("Crew") Set w2 = Worksheets("FilterData") rw = 1 For Each f In w.AutoFilter.Filters If f.On Then c1 = Right(f.Criteria1, Len(f.Criteria1) - 1) If f.Operator Then op = f.Operator c2 = Right(f.Criteria2, Len(f.Criteria2) - 1) Else op = ns c2 = ns End If Else c1 = ns op = ns c2 = ns End If w2.Cells(rw, 1) = c1 w2.Cells(rw, 2) = op w2.Cells(rw, 3) = c2 rw = rw + 1 Next

Use Filters(), where is the filter title or index number, to return a single Filterobject. The following example sets a variable to the value of the Onproperty of the filter for the first column in the filtered range on the Crew worksheet.

Visual Basic for Applications 
Set w = Worksheets("Crew") If w.AutoFilterMode Then filterIsOn = w.AutoFilter.Filters(1).On End If
Filters Collection filters collection object

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