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Hello,
I do a lot of work with financial years that run from mid-year to mid-year (eg 1 Jul '08 to 30 Jun '09). I think this is more a feature request but feel free to read on... Has anyone come up with an elegant way to represent a date range within a single cell that can then be used in formula without having to deconstruct the cell to extract the date range back out again? Two inelegant options are using two columns to represent the start and end of the date period, or using a single column but then having to calculate a date offset in every formula that sums/counts/averages data back to the period. Wouldn't it be nice if you could just enter 1/7/08:30/06/09 into a cell and have the value of that cell be that date range? Looking forward to that elusive elegant solution (sigh) Cheers, Glen |
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