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Custom Autofilter

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Rebecca has attended:
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Custom Autofilter

How do I write code to implement a custom autofilter to display data that falls between two dates.

I would like to put the code into a user form so the user can select dates they want to show on the report.

Many thanks

Becky

RE: Custom Autofilter

Hi Rebecca

Thank you for your question.

As resolving your question would require writing a reasonably detailed script, we suggest one of two possible options:

- We can provide training or consulting services to resolve this issue; and any other coding you may want to learn/implement;

- Attend our 2 day Excel VBA course, which includes a section on Working with Forms and Controls amongst other topics.
The course syllabus is available on the following page:
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If you have any further questions regarding training or consulting services, please call us on phone number; or email info@stl-training.co.uk

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