VBA Code to filter 61 days out from current date

Hello All,

I'm new to the forum (and VBA), and am hoping for some help with an issue. I'm experimenting with creating a macro by recording, and I'm running into a hiccup with one of the filter steps.

The spreadsheet has 25 columns and I need to filter a handful of them. The last step is looking 61 days ahead, which I usually do by "Date Filters > Before..." and scrolling to the correct date on the calendar. This (as expected) has resulted in the VBA specifically filtering to the resulting date only (2/10/2020). I've tried a few things, none of which work and are probably wrong in a variety of ways haha. I'm not sure if I need to set use Dim sum or something? If so, I'm not really sure how to work that into full code, as most of what I'm finding online is a sub that is only for that single step.

It might also be worth mentioning that the dates are actually formulas (one of them a basic Cell+/-X and the other a WORKDAY formula). I've tried substituting "today()+61" instead of "2/10/2020" but that doesn't seem to work. Any help would be very appreciated! Thanks.

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This works fine for me.

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