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Assume column J are your dates.
Select CUSTOM from the date drop down Criteria: is greater than or equal to ..... 1/1/2006 and is less than or equal to ..... 12/31/2006 OK -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP wrote in message ups.com... Biff- This worked great!... Thanks so much. I don't know if you know how to do this but I am trying to do an autofilter now under the custom option to show me only the year 2006 termination dates. Do you know how to do that b/c I'm having a real hard time attempting this. -Anthony Morano |
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