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I spotted this in a questions and want to know what the dashes are for. I
have also seen dashes used in the SUMPRODUCT function. This is copied & pasted to show entire question/answer QUESTION: =IF(AND(A4="4/12/2006",A4<="9/12/2006"),"49") This should show next week as 'Week 49' but doesn't. I want to add another three IF to this string so that I can get the month sorted out in Week order? ANSWER: Try it as: =IF(AND(A4=--"4/12/2006",A4<=--"9/12/2006"),49) |
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