filtering/searching for numeric VBA userform

bry02

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Hi I have a UserForm that has a filter Combobox that filters different criteria. and that includes "Year" and a TextBox which will be the search box. and a listbox that will show result

Note: "Year" is in separate column ("T")

the search box is working fine for other criteria, except for "Year" which is encoded only by Numeric (Ex. 2022)

for example if I filter it by "Year" then search for "2022"

It will not show any result even do there is a row/data that contains 2022 under Year column

but, if I edit the data and add a alphabet together with numeric ex "2022A"

and then filter it again by year and search. it will show the data .

for short it does not recognize numeric only in data unless it has an alphabet.
his is how i populate my combobox

Sub Refresh_DropDown_List()

Dim sh As Worksheet
Set sh = ThisWorkbook.Sheets("List")

Dim dsh As Worksheet
Set dsh = ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Data")

VBA Code:
Filter_by List'
With Me.cmb_Filter_By1
    .Clear
    .AddItem "ALL"
    .AddItem "Year" '<--- i added this year according to column name in headers
    .AddItem "Week"
    .AddItem "Line"
    .AddItem "Machine"
    .AddItem "Description"
    .AddItem "Possible Cause"
    .AddItem "Corrective Action"
    .AddItem "Action to be taken"
    .AddItem "product"
    .AddItem "Factor"
    .AddItem "Status"
    .AddItem "Incharge"
    .AddItem "Note"
    .Value = "ALL"

End With
End Sub

his is how i Search and pupulate listbox

Code:
Sub Refresh_Listbox()

Dim sh As Worksheet
Set sh = ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Data")

Dim dsh As Worksheet
Set dsh = ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Data_Display")

''''''''''' Copy Data ''''''''''
dsh.Cells.Clear
sh.AutoFilterMode = False

If Me.cmb_Filter_By2.Value <> "ALL" Then
  sh.UsedRange.AutoFilter Application.WorksheetFunction.Match(Me.cmb_Filter_By2.Value, sh.Range("1:1"), 0), "*" & Me.txt_Search2.Value & "*"
End If

Dim lr As Long

On Error Resume Next

lr = Application.WorksheetFunction.CountA(dsh.Range("A:A"))

If lr = 1 Then lr = 2

With Me.ListBox1
    .ColumnHeads = True
    .ColumnCount = 25
    .ColumnWidths = "35,33,30,100,70,44,60,120,120,120,120,70,100,50,70,70,70,70,200,50,100"
    .TextAlign = fmTextAlignCenter
    .RowSource = "Data_Display!A2:U" & lr

    
End With

End Sub

so what I was looking for is to be able to filter it by Year and search it just by typing the whole numeric "2022" or numeric key "22"

or if its possible if i could only search between from "date" up to this "date"

Thanks in advance.

BTW: i am not an expert nor a coder, i only learn by reading, asking question and watching youtube guides
 

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