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Hi,
I'm getting a calculation result I didn't expect and don't know where it's coming from. I pasted a formula into a new cell and accidentally didn't include the dollar sign to make it an absolute reference. Still, it did a calculation on a dollar amount of $600, and a date of Mar 31 1993, and came out with the result $20,435,400! I can't figure out how Excel is getting this! I did 20,453,400/600, which gave me 34,059. But how does Excel get that number from Mar 31 1993? |
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