Records in between two specific dates easily can be filtered using drop-down lists .
Drop-down lists were filled with unique values as ascending order using Ado connection. Thus, it is easier to choose between the dates on the worksheet.

The filtered data can be copied to other sheet if it wished.

View it's video : https://youtu.be/baHyGS7i9n0


Sample file can be downloaded from Youtube link.

On Wednesday, 14 June 2017 22:19:05 UTC+5:30, excel_vba wrote:
Records in between two specific dates easily can be filtered using
drop-down lists .
Drop-down lists were filled with unique values as ascending order using
Ado connection. Thus, it is easier to choose between the dates on the
worksheet.

The filtered data can be copied to other sheet if it wished.

View it's video : https://youtu.be/baHyGS7i9n0


Sample file can be downloaded from Youtube link.
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excel_vba

Your link does not work.Kindly send me some sample data in a worksheet and let me know what you require to be done. I am sure I can find a solution.
CA Vikram S. Mathur )

Select the cell range for example B6: D12.
Click the "Home" tab.
Click the "Conditional Formatting" button.
Click "New Rule..".
Click "Use a formula to determine which cells to format".
Type =SUMPRODUCT(($C6<=$D$6:$D$12)*($D6=$C$6:$C$12))1 in "Format values where this formula is TRUE" window.
Click the "Format.." button.
Click the "Fill" tab.
Pick a color. This color is used to highlight records that overlap.
Click "OK".

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Regards,
Jerry