Macro to filter based on the latest three (3) dates for each identical name

Marc - Yes, something went wrong with the sorting of the dates before I captured the image, so the 2nd image is incorrect. I'm sure the definition of latest (recent) is the same That being said, I have figured out an easier way to solve my issue...

After sorting the dates appropriately from most recent (newest) to oldest, I run a macro that adds a sequential numeric value for each time the same name is encountered ie: 1,2,3,4 etc. Then the numbering starts over for the next distinct name. After that, I just filter on the newly added number column to show only 1,2,3 and voila! I have the 3 most recent dates.

Macro I used:

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