If you use some of excel's builtin features (and a little training for your
users), then you could be done setting it up in a minute or so.
Instead of using a combobox, select your range (the last header row through the
bottom of your data) and do:
Data|Filter|autofilter
Then teach your users how to click on the dropdown arrow for the field/column
with the date.
The can choose a single date or they can choose custom and specify the start
date and the end date.
They can choose "Is greater than or equal" "AND" "Is less than or equal" and
use the dropdowns to pick dates.
Then they can go to other fields and even refine their search by filtering on
that.
Then when they want to see everything:
data|Filter|Show All
(I find that quicker than resetting each of the filters that I applied.)
doltish wrote:
>
> I'm also looking for a second set of validations where each record has a
> Type associated with it. I'd like to be able to allow users to
> designate which kinds of records are shown within the Date range that I
> posted above.
>
> Am I getting in over my head here? Or is this something I can
> accomplish with a days work?
>
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