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I came up with this for a coworker- Plug this formula into your B Column on the sheet of your report. Formula: =DATEVALUE(GXX) where XX is the corresponding row value in column G It would have been a lot cooler to send him a formula that he didn't have to change. Question.: Is there a variable I can use in Excel that refers to the same row as the selected cell, something like "=DATEVALUE(Gsamerow)" ??? TIA |
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