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    Looking for some help, I have a workbook with several tables across several worksheets that I want to be able to set all tables to exclude the current months data. I can obviously manually go through each worksheet but is tiresome as I have to regularly switch between 'to date' data and 'to last month' data

    I have a 'remove all filters' vba as below, but cannot work out how to modify to suit. Any help would be appreciated, thank you.

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    Re: Set all filters in Workbook to exclude current month

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    Re: Set all filters in Workbook to exclude current month

    Is all the data in Tables?
    What column has the Date or Month?
    What format is the date or month column?

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    Re: Set all filters in Workbook to exclude current month

    Thank you for your reply.

    Is all the data in Tables?
    Yes

    What column has the Date or Month?
    Column Q

    What format is the date or month column?
    In date format i.e 06/04/2021

    Every worksheet has a table like this.
    Screenshot 2021-04-06 124745.jpg

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    Re: Set all filters in Workbook to exclude current month

    You will want to specify the date format (e.g. dd/mm/yyyy) as your helper is Stateside, where m/d/yyyy is the norm.

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    Re: Set all filters in Workbook to exclude current month

    Thanks Ali.

    Yes date format is dd/mm/yyyy

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    Re: Set all filters in Workbook to exclude current month

    This should filter serial dates in column Q regardless of the date format as long as they are serial dates.

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    Re: Set all filters in Workbook to exclude current month

    That works perfectly!
    Thank you so much.

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