24hour data lookup with button

Steg00

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i have a worksheet which collects specific data from numerous sheets in excel. I have added a timestamp to each of these cells so when they are updated the date and time of update is displayed beside that cell. Im wondering if its possible via use of a vba coded button that will display only the cells that have been updated between two specific dates and times. I.e. Previous 24hours but i wud like to be able to specify the start and end time in the vba code. The idea is to have a button for each day of the week that id press and only b shown the the updated cells which i cud then printout for a daily review meeting. Any help or tips would be greatly appreciated!
 

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