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For the CF suggestion, you could use instead:
=AND(A1=$B$1,A1<=$B$2,$B$1<"",$B$2<"") where B1 and B2 would house the input dates Note that the inputs in B1 & B2 should be real, full* dates, with B2=B1 *dates are entered in full ie inclusive of the year, to avoid any ambiguity -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "Chi" wrote: Hi JMay and Max!! Yes! Thanks for your responses! I created the sheet for the new users and they don't how to do these steps to get the results. Is there a way that the users only need to enter the two days and the results will show like using Access parameters? Thanks Chi Huynh |
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