Filter showalldata avoiding using SELECT

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Hi All

I have code that needs to turn off any filters on 3 sheets before doing some actions, mainly find-replace and copy-paste.

My issue is the code to unfilter only works on the activesheet, I have declared the sheets and tried working through the variable directly (as below) but this just ignores the code for the inactivesheets and runs it on the activesheet (whichever one of the 3 I have open in the backround).

Now obviously I am trying my hardest to avoid the SELECT or ACTIVATE cardinal sins here - so any advice on getting this to check for and unfilter the 3 x sheets without select? Code below

Code:
Dim Pre As Worksheet
Set Pre = Worksheets("Pre")
Dim Post As Worksheet
Set Post = Worksheets("Post")
Dim PrePostCombined As Worksheet
Set PrePostCombined = Worksheets("Pre_Post_Combined")


If (Pre.AutoFilterMode And Pre.FilterMode) Or Pre.FilterMode Then
  Pre.ShowAllData
End If
    
If (Post.AutoFilterMode And Post.FilterMode) Or Post.FilterMode Then
  Post.ShowAllData
End If

If (PrePostCombined.AutoFilterMode And PrePostCombined.FilterMode) Or PrePostCombined.FilterMode Then
  PrePostCombined.ShowAllData
End If
 

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could you loop through the sheets?

Code:
Sub Button1_Click()
    Dim sh As Worksheet
    For Each sh In Sheets
        With sh
            If .AutoFilterMode = True Then .AutoFilterMode = False
        End With
    Next sh
End Sub
 
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If your data is set up as a table, try
Code:
Sub chk()

   Dim Ary As Variant
   Dim ShtName As Variant
   
   Ary = Array("Pre", "Post", "Pre_Post_Combined")
   
   For Each ShtName In Ary
      If Sheets(ShtName).ListObjects(1).AutoFilter.FilterMode Then
         Sheets(ShtName).ListObjects(1).AutoFilter.ShowAllData
      End If
   Next ShtName
End Sub
 
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Thank you Fluff that's a good shout will give it a go and see how it behaves
 
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Hi Dave, I would do the loop isn't for all sheets just a few, will try with an array as fluff suggested and see what happens :-)
 
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