field=10

  1. JackDanIce

    VBA Date filter not working

    Hi, Part of some code is following: dataRng.AutoFilter field:=10, Criteria1:=">" & xxxx I want to test for dates greater than 30 June 2019, however, no matter how I replace xxxx, after the code runs, the filtered values are hidden. If I then select the filter drop down arrow, check the applied...
  2. P

    Shorten this copy with a loop?

    I have written the below code in a length way. I'm not too sure how to write loops at the moment, I'm still learning this and it's taking me longer than I expected to understand how. Is it possible to shorten my below code with a loop? Sub NameFilter() Dim Name1 As String Dim Name2 As String...
    • paldob
    • Thread
    • dim exit field=10 filename=thisworkook.name string
    • Replies: 2
    • Forum: Excel Questions

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