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Can anyone help? I need to create a formula that will give me the
amount of days between two dates i.e., 01/31/05 - 01/01/05 = 30 days.
I know it's 30 because I used a sample that would be easy but I'm
working on a large amount that might be 60, 40 or so. I used the HELP
on Excel but it gives me i.e. 01/31/05 - 01/01/05 = 01/30/1900. What
am I doing wrong???

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REALLY NEED HELP...!


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