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Autofilter by Date in Excel 2002
I am having a problem filtering using the custom filter in Autofilter. I
want to custom filter by dates greater than - for instance 1/01/1994. I only get the 1900 dates and not the 2000 dates. At first this worksheet had dates in 2-digit year format, and not all of them were recognized as numbers - some were seen as text. I inserted a column and manually re-entered dates using a 4-digit year and the problem continues. I've multiplied by the number 1. I've copy/paste special\values. I've copy/paste special\values the entire worksheet to a new workbook. Is there something inherently wrong/different about filtering dates that I've not yet stumbled across? |
Try double checking your dates.
if your data was in A2:A101, put this in an empty cell: =counta(a2:a101) and this in another cell =count(a2:a101) If these numbers don't match, then not all your entries are dates. Depending on what your text dates look like, it could be as easy as selecting that range and changing / to / (replace all) (12/31/1999 will be reevaluated as a date). Brenda Rueter wrote: I am having a problem filtering using the custom filter in Autofilter. I want to custom filter by dates greater than - for instance 1/01/1994. I only get the 1900 dates and not the 2000 dates. At first this worksheet had dates in 2-digit year format, and not all of them were recognized as numbers - some were seen as text. I inserted a column and manually re-entered dates using a 4-digit year and the problem continues. I've multiplied by the number 1. I've copy/paste special\values. I've copy/paste special\values the entire worksheet to a new workbook. Is there something inherently wrong/different about filtering dates that I've not yet stumbled across? -- Dave Peterson |
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