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You need to add your criteria to some range then use it as follows:<br />
add the foloowing to cells a6010 and a6011 (the column header and then the criteria , it must be in the format =&quot;=criteria&quot; &nbsp;(equal sign, quotes, equal sign, criteria , quotes):<br />
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a6010 : &nbsp; &nbsp;Field 26<br />
a6011 &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;=&quot;=Application&quot;<br />
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<pre><code id="code-20-42652763-1">    Range(&quot;A16:AH6000&quot;).AdvancedFilter Action:=xlFilterCopy, CriteriaRange:=Range( _
        &quot;a6010:a6011&quot;), CopyToRange:=Range(&quot;AM1&quot;), Unique:=True</code></pre>
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You need to add your criteria to some range then use it as follows:
add the foloowing to cells a6010 and a6011 (the column header and then the criteria , it must be in the format ="=criteria"  (equal sign, quotes, equal sign, criteria , quotes):

a6010 :    Field 26
a6011      ="=Application"



    Range("A16:AH6000").AdvancedFilter Action:=xlFilterCopy, CriteriaRange:=Range( _
        "a6010:a6011"), CopyToRange:=Range("AM1"), Unique:=True

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This does what I want, but I need to extend it a bit.<br />

<pre><code id="code-10-29113628-1">Range(&quot;A16:AH6000&quot;).AdvancedFilter Action:=xlFilterCopy, CopyToRange:=Range(&quot;AM1&quot;), Unique:=True</code></pre>
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I need the Range to be <b>already filtered</b> by this criteria. Field 26 &nbsp;= &quot;Application&quot;<br />
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I tried adding Field:=26, Criteria1:=&quot;Application&quot; (a wild guess from AutoFilter!) but that did not work.<br />
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Thanks for any help.
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This does what I want, but I need to extend it a bit.
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I need the Range to be already filtered by this criteria. Field 26  = "Application"

I tried adding Field:=26, Criteria1:="Application" (a wild guess from AutoFilter!) but that did not work.

Thanks for any help.

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