Problem with populate listbox using Application.Index

purinqui

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  1. Windows
Hi everybody.
I have a problem with a population of a listbox using the method Application.index.

I need load a listbox with a series of data in a sheet.

I only need just some data (some rows) of the sheet. This data is filtered by a intelligent search that indicate which row should be load in the listbox.

My problem is:

I dont know how can i do, to manage the variable rows to be implemented with the Method Application.index.

What i could achieve so far is:

i can populate the listbox, but integrating the whole sheet:

VBA Code:
Private Sub datesearch_Change()

Worksheets("register").Activate
sizerow = ActiveSheet.UsedRange.SpecialCells(xlCellTypeLastCell).Row
Worksheets("register").AutoFilterMode = False
historial.ColumnHeads = False


Dim x, Arr As Variant


   Arr = Application.Index(Cells, Evaluate("ROW(1:" & Cells(Rows.Count, "A").End(xlUp).Row & ")"), Application.Transpose([row(1:15)])) 'Generating Array
 
  'Format of column date of the Array
  For x = 1 To UBound(Arr)
    Arr(x, 1) = Format(Arr(x, 1), "d/m/yyyy")
  Next
  
historial.List = Arr ' Populate Listbox


'Intelligent Search
i = 1
For rowin = 2 To sizerow

    dateinput = Worksheets("register").Cells(rowin, 1).Value

            If dateinput Like "*" & Me.datesearch.Value & "*" Or rowin = 1 Then


'''''''''''''''''Do something in order to only load the rows that match the search on the Listbox "historial"

            End If

Next


End Sub


Private Sub UserForm_Initialize()

'Definition of Listbox "historial"
With Me.historial

    .ColumnCount = 15
    .ColumnHeads = True
    
End With


End Sub

when i run the code, i get this:


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But in this case the listbox is populated with all the data of the sheet, and i need only load some specifically rows, that i don't know which will be.

In my ignorancy, i need something like this¨:

Arr = Application.Index(Cells, Array(..................), Application.Transpose([row(1:15)]))
where on the dotted line, would go the rows that are determined by the intelligent search.

I would appreciate any help .

the file I'm working on:

 

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