Yes, it stepped through the print preview to the AutoFilter toggle command.
I would have used AutoFilterMode = False to turn it off, but that's just me.
I substituted a cell value for the textbox value, but it shouldn't make any
difference as long as you have a value in the textbox for it to capture, it
should filter on it. You might want to slip a message box in there or do a
debug.print to check that text box value. Here is an example of how to check
it.

Private Sub cb1_Click()
MsgBox rpt.Dte.Value
Selection.AutoFilter Field:=5, Criteria1:=rptDte.Value

The message box will show what the actual text box value is, if any, before
the filter is activated.


"Office_Novice" wrote:

The second AutoFilter is to Undo the filter. I only need to create a report.
Thanks for looking though. it really worked for you, huh?

"JLGWhiz" wrote:

Couldn't duplicate the problem. Just curious about why you have the second
AutoFilter command just what looks like unloading the user form.

"Office_Novice" wrote:

I have a userform named RPTFRM w/ a text box named rptDte and a Commad
button named cb1 this is what i have so far...

Private Sub cb1_Click()
Selection.AutoFilter Field:=5, Criteria1:=rptDte.Value
VBAProject.ThisWorkbook.PrintPreview
Selection.AutoFilter
Unload Me
End Sub

Private Sub UserForm_Initialize()
Range("Headers").Select
Selection.AutoFilter
End Sub

When i step through the code it does what i want but locks up after print
preview.
I am trying to get only the information printed defined in the criteria text
box. any help would be great.