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Hi
I work in office 2003, and don't have acces to newer formulars. We have a
worksheet with names in column A and dates in row 2.
Allan (in A1)comes in from the 14th to the 20th, so in B14:B20 the numbers
14,15,16,17....20 appears.
Barbara (in B1)comes in from the 1st to the 12th and then again from the
17th to the 22nd.
In cell A32 we would like "14" to appear, and "20" in A33.
The same goes for row B; in cell B32 we would like "1" to appear and "12" in
B33. In B34 we would like to see "17" and "22" in B34.
Is this possible?
If it's too complicated to get two sets of numbers, we would be super-duper
happy to just have the first and last dates in A32.
Thanks
Therese
 
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