FaneDuru 是对的。
你也可以试试这段代码,我更喜欢这个:
Option Base 1 'This means all array starts at 1. It is set by default at 0. Use whatever you prefer,depending if you have headers or not, etc
Sub TestFilter()
Dim shBSLOG As Worksheet
Dim shPENDG As Worksheet
Dim rngBSLOG As Range
Dim arrBSLOG(), arrCopy()
Dim RowsInBSLOG&
Dim i&, j&, k&
Set shBSLOG = Worksheets("BSLOG")
Set shPENDG = Worksheets("PENDG TRADES")
With shBSLOG
Set rngBSLOG = .Range(.Cells(1, 1), .Cells(5000, 17))
End With
RowsInBSLOG = rngBSLOG.Rows.Count
arrBSLOG = rngBSLOG
ReDim arrCopy(1 To RowsInBSLOG, 1 To 17) 'set the size of the new array as the original array
k = 1 'k is set to 1. This will be used to the row of the new array "arrCopy"
For i = 1 To RowsInBSLOG 'filter the array. From the row "i" = 1 to the total of rows "RowsinBSLOG
If arrBSLOG(i, 1) = 1 Then 'if the first column of the row i is equal to 1, then...
For j = 1 To 17
arrCopy(k, j) = arrBSLOG(i, j) 'copy the row
Next j
k = k + 1 'next copy will be in a new row
End If
Next i 'repeat
With shPENDG
.Range(.Cells(1, 1), .Cells(k, 17)) = arrCopy() 'place the new array in the new sheet
End With
End Sub