Question about filtering a table from a query through VBA - Dates

Exceluser111

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I have the following macro:
VBA Code:
Sub FilterByDate()

    Dim targetDate As Date
    Dim wsDashboard As Worksheet
    Dim wsShippingQ As Worksheet
    Dim tbl As ListObject
    Dim colNum As Integer

    'Define the worksheets
    Set wsDashboard = ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("Dashboard_Today")
    Set wsShippingQ = ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("ShippingQ")

    'Get the target date from the Dashboard_Today worksheet
    targetDate = wsDashboard.Range("D1").value

    'set table to the tbl variable
    Set tbl = wsShippingQ.ListObjects(1)

    'Find the Shipment_Date column number
    colNum = tbl.ListColumns("Shipment_Date").Index

    'Filter the table based on the Shipment_Date column
    tbl.Range.AutoFilter Field:=colNum, Criteria1:=targetDate, Operator:=xlFilterValues

End Sub

However, it is filtering the entire table away as if there was no match, despite the value in D1 being a date in the same format as the dates listed in the column "Shipment_Date"

I don't know if there is specific ways to interact with tables created from queries, but I am not having any success with filtering the table by the date I want.
 

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In classic fashion upon posting I figure out a solution that really I should have thought about.

When I recorded a macro of me manually doing the same filtering it came as a text in the output.

VBA Code:
targetDateString = Format(wsDashboard.Range("D1").value, "m/d/yy")

Did the trick
 
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