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I have a list of records with a date column I wish to autofilter o
using a macro. In one cell outside the list I have the =TODAY( formula (in position 4,7 in sheet) and I wish to filter the record with the criteria <today. Using the following code the filter return no results when the macro is run. However, when I go in to th (custom) autofilter for that column it shows the "less than" criteri and the date value as expected. If I click in the date value field an hit RETURN the filter then correctly filters. I am guessing this is du to date data type as if I want a simple equals value it works fine. However, in order to concatenate the string of "<" + date I need to us the string format. Sub overdue() Dim today As String today = "<" & Worksheets(1).Cells(4, 7).Value MsgBox (today) Selection.AutoFilter Field:=13, Criteria1:=today, Operator:= _ xlAnd End Sub I am using Excel 2002. I have tried formatting the 4,7 and date colum in various date and number formats. How can I get the filter to work correctly automatically -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
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