AutoFilter with Dates - Date range, yes; single date, no

Yamezz

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I'm trying to filter dates in column A that are in the format 09-Jul-24.
The following code will not return any records for a single date (9th of July), but will correctly filter for the entire month of interest (including 12 records for the 9th of July).
What am I doing wrong?

VBA Code:
Sub TestDayFilter()

Dim EarningsDay As Long, StartDate As Long, EndDate As Long

EarningsDay = Sheets("Invoicing").Range("L1").Value

With Sheets("Invoicing").Range("L1")
        StartDate = DateSerial(Year(.Value), Month(.Value), 1)
        EndDate = DateSerial(Year(.Value), Month(.Value) + 1, 0)
        
End With

Sheets("Operations").Select

If ActiveSheet.FilterMode = True Then
ActiveSheet.ShowAllData
End If
    
Selection.AutoFilter Field:=1, Criteria1:=EarningsDay
Selection.AutoFilter Field:=1, Criteria1:=">=" & StartDate, Operator:=xlAnd, Criteria2:="<=" & EndDate

End Sub
 

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Hello Joe. Here's a sanitised dataset.
Book1
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQ
1Volume (L)Storage$0.0023.73$1,574.50
2DateVLBlBaODB4AfterOffOnAddnRateg/mL/#PriceTimeCost
316-Jun-240.33$20.00
420-Jun-240.17$10.00
520-Jun-240.10$6.00
620-Jun-240.17$10.00
728-Jun-241.50$90.00
828-Jun-241.25$75.00
928-Jun-240.33$20.00
1003-Jul-240.10$6.00
1103-Jul-240.10$6.00
1203-Jul-240.10$6.00
1303-Jul-240.10$6.00
1403-Jul-240.10$6.00
1503-Jul-240.10$6.00
1603-Jul-240.10$6.00
1703-Jul-240.10$6.00
1803-Jul-240.10$6.00
1903-Jul-240.10$6.00
2003-Jul-240.10$6.00
2103-Jul-240.17$10.00
2203-Jul-24$37.50
2304-Jul-240.10$6.00
2404-Jul-240.10$6.00
2504-Jul-240.10$6.00
2604-Jul-240.10$6.00
2704-Jul-241.33$80.00
2804-Jul-242.08$125.00
2905-Jul-240.10$6.00
3005-Jul-240.10$6.00
3105-Jul-241.67$100.00
3205-Jul-240.10$6.00
3305-Jul-240.10$6.00
3405-Jul-240.10$6.00
3505-Jul-240.10$6.00
3605-Jul-240.75$45.00
3705-Jul-240.10$6.00
3805-Jul-240.10$6.00
3906-Jul-241.45$87.00
4006-Jul-240.10$6.00
4106-Jul-240.10$6.00
4206-Jul-242.00$120.00
4306-Jul-24 
4406-Jul-24 
4506-Jul-24 
4606-Jul-240.10$6.00
4706-Jul-240.10$6.00
4806-Jul-240.10$6.00
4906-Jul-240.10$6.00
5006-Jul-241.00$60.00
5106-Jul-240.10$6.00
5206-Jul-240.75$45.00
5306-Jul-241.50$90.00
5406-Jul-24 
5506-Jul-240.10$6.00
5606-Jul-240.25$15.00
5706-Jul-240.50$30.00
5807-Jul-241.00$60.00
5909-Jul-240.50$30.00
6009-Jul-240.50$30.00
6109-Jul-240.50$30.00
6209-Jul-240.10$6.00
6309-Jul-240.10$6.00
6409-Jul-240.10$6.00
6509-Jul-240.10$6.00
6609-Jul-240.17$10.00
6709-Jul-240.10$6.00
6809-Jul-24$88.00
6909-Jul-240.17$10.00
7009-Jul-24$25.00
Operations
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
O1O1=AGGREGATE(9,7,O3:O99980)
P1:Q1P1=SUBTOTAL(9,P3:P999735)
P3,P9P3=2/6
P4,P69,P66,P21,P6P4=1/6
Q69,Q23:Q67,Q3:Q21Q3=IF(P3<>0,IF(F3="Winery Hire",25*P3,IF(OR(C3="H&L",C3="HFW"),40*P3,IF(C3<>"H&L",60*P3,""))),"")
P27P27=1+2/6-1/6+1/6
P28P28=2+5/60
P31P31=1+4/6
P36P36=25/60+2/6
Q68Q68=11*8

Book1
L
109-Jul-24
Invoicing
 
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Try making the changes to your code as shown here (changes in red):
Rich (BB code):
Sub TestDayFilter()

Dim EarningsDay As Long, StartDate As String, EndDate As String

EarningsDay = Sheets("Invoicing").Range("L1").Value

With Sheets("Invoicing").Range("L1")
        StartDate = Format(DateSerial(Year(.Value), Month(.Value), 1), "m/d/yyyy")
        EndDate = Format(DateSerial(Year(.Value), Month(.Value) + 1, 0), "m/d/yyyy")
        
End With

Sheets("Operations").Select

If ActiveSheet.FilterMode = True Then
ActiveSheet.ShowAllData
End If
    
Selection.AutoFilter Field:=1, Criteria1:=EarningsDay
Selection.AutoFilter Field:=1, Criteria1:=">=" & StartDate, Operator:=xlAnd, Criteria2:="<=" & EndDate

End Sub
 
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Thanks for looking at this Joe. The problem step in my code is the filter for a single date. The date range filter works fine as-is. Running the code you supplied produces the same problem as my version.
 
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VBA Code:
Selection.AutoFilter Field:=1, Criteria1:=EarningsDay
To use that line the date format has to match the format used in the column exactly.
For example this would work.
VBA Code:
Selection.AutoFilter Field:=1, Criteria1:=Format(EarningsDay, Sheets("Operations").Range("A3").NumberFormat)
Its a high risk approach since I have seen date columns that have been appended to having inconsistent formatting applied.

Since you already have EarningsDay declared as long this will work and would be a safer approach.
VBA Code:
Selection.AutoFilter Field:=1, Criteria1:=">=" & EarningsDay, Operator:=xlAnd, Criteria2:="<" & EarningsDay + 1
 
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