Filter function

The Grim Discovery

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Office Version
  1. 365
Platform
  1. Windows
Hello Excel Overlords

Can I ask that you look upon the following formula.

=FILTER('25MarOd'!A2:N216, ('25MarOd'!M2:M216 <= DATE(2025,3,25)), "No data")

As you'll see, its filtering rows depending on the date value in Col M.

Is there anyway I can get the: DATE(2025,3,25) to populate automatically according to a date value held in cell P2? (this date might not always be today's date if that has any relevance) It annoys me - at a very, very low level - that I have to manually change this every week. If you could help with this absolutely non-urgent issue I'd be indebted.

Thanks
 
Hello,

But so, the formula
Excel Formula:
=FILTER('25MarOd'!A2:N216, ('25MarOd'!M2:M216 <= P2), "No data")

Does not work? Are you sure P2 holds a date?
 
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