>TOMH, using the example in the link (your code could be simpler)
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>Add a rangeFilteredTransactions to $scope and:
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>$scope.rangeFilteredTransactions = $filter('myFilter')($scope.filteredTransactions,$scope.startDate,$scope.endDate);
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>If $scope.startDate is null set it to a sufficiently early date. Ditto endDate

I've tried it, but now it's not working.

I've tried this

 var stDate = $scope.startDate || new Date(1900, 1, 1);
                        var endDate = $scope.endDate || new Date(3000, 1, 1);

However, when date is set it looks like a date string and otherwise (when set using new Date()) it looks like the date and using the dates set this way is not working. How can I set the dates to look and act the same?