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i have an excel-sheet that should filter out all rows with date after today. if i define the filter criteria as "is greater or equal than" and "today()" all rows will be hidden. if i type in the date myself it will work. strange behavior. what's the difference between today() as a function and as manually typed data??? is there any idea how to filter out all rows automatically? thy in advance michael |
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type in =TODAY() don't forget the equation sign -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany "m b" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... hi, i have an excel-sheet that should filter out all rows with date after today. if i define the filter criteria as "is greater or equal than" and "today()" all rows will be hidden. if i type in the date myself it will work. strange behavior. what's the difference between today() as a function and as manually typed data??? is there any idea how to filter out all rows automatically? thy in advance michael |
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