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Advanced Filter using a range name as the criteria
I am running a macro and want to select records from a database that are
within a date range that the macro prompts for. So macro gets STARTDATE and ENDDATE and has stored them in a date formatted field. STARTDATE=1/3/2008 and ENDATE=1/5/2008 The database is Event Date Event Name 1/1/2008 Event 1 1/3/2008 Event 2 1/5/2008 Event 3 1/7/2008 Event 4 What is the criteria to use? I have tried "everything" but must have done something wrong. |
Advanced Filter using a range name as the criteria
Hi,
If you are doing this in a macro, show us your code. If not, your criteria are must look something like this Event Date Event Date =1/3/2008 <=1/5/2008 If this helps, please click the Yes button. Cheers, Shane Devenshire "Joe" wrote in message ... I am running a macro and want to select records from a database that are within a date range that the macro prompts for. So macro gets STARTDATE and ENDDATE and has stored them in a date formatted field. STARTDATE=1/3/2008 and ENDATE=1/5/2008 The database is Event Date Event Name 1/1/2008 Event 1 1/3/2008 Event 2 1/5/2008 Event 3 1/7/2008 Event 4 What is the criteria to use? I have tried "everything" but must have done something wrong. |
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