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Making sure all dates are accounted for in a sequence
Using Excel 2002, If I have a large spreadsheet with lots of billing
data spanning 12 years is there an automated way to check for missing months or duplicate months? |
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Making sure all dates are accounted for in a sequence
I used an IF function and it seemd to work well
wrote: Using Excel 2002, If I have a large spreadsheet with lots of billing data spanning 12 years is there an automated way to check for missing months or duplicate months? |
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