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This seems like a simple thing but none of us here can figure it out.
I have a date prompt that works as is, with a "=". Range("AO1").Select Dim myDate As Date myDate = InputBox(Prompt:="Enter a date please") Range("AO1").AutoFilter Field:=41, Criteria1:="=" & myDate What I WANT to do is return a single date, the myDate. You'd think all you have to do is remove the , but that returns nothing. Trial and error hasn't produced a solution. So simple, but it has us stumped ... KarenF |
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