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I download a report each day into excel that includes a weeks worth of data.
I only want to keep todays data for a specific transaction. The transactions
are in the A/C column and are A, B, C or D and I only want A's with for the
current date. My date is formatted as 60530 and is in the Entered column. I
now how to do this with a query in Access, my question is how and if I can do
this with VBA in an Excel Macro.
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You can copy and paste after you filter using Autofilter.

Select the column. Go to _D_ata, _F_ilter, Auto_F_ilter. Select the
date you want.

Then go to _E_dit, _G_o To (or use Ctrl-G), click _S_pecial, select
Visible cells onl_y_.

Ctrl-C, go to another sheet and Ctrl V.


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Is there a way this can be automated with VBA. I just want to keep rows with
A in the A/C column which is column C. When I did the autofilter, it changed
all rows in the spreadsheet to A which is not what I need. I want to delete
all rows that does not have an A in Column C of the Speadsheet. Thanks so
much. Oh I plan on putting this code in an existing macro titled PageSetup.

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You can copy and paste after you filter using Autofilter.

Select the column. Go to _D_ata, _F_ilter, Auto_F_ilter. Select the
date you want.

Then go to _E_dit, _G_o To (or use Ctrl-G), click _S_pecial, select
Visible cells onl_y_.

Ctrl-C, go to another sheet and Ctrl V.


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Of course there is a way.

This is something I put together in a few minutes.. you have to change
it to fit your spreadsheet. I made it so that D5 is where you put the
AutoFilter terms.

Columns("A:A").Select
Selection.AutoFilter Field:=1, Criteria1:=Range("D5").Value
Cells.Select
Selection.SpecialCells(xlCellTypeVisible).Select
Selection.Copy
Sheets("Sheet2").Select
Range("A1").Select
ActiveSheet.Paste
Sheets("Sheet1").Select
Application.CutCopyMode = False
Selection.AutoFilter
Range("A1").Select


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