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Can I get excel to recognize that the range April 05 to July 05 also
includes May and June?

I am trying to create a macro that populates a range of dates. I am
making a project allocation tool that will involve an input sheet and a
seperate sheet for each month.

I want it so that if you enter a range of dates (ex. 4/05-9/05)the
project will eventually appear in every sheet in its range.



Thanks for your help

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You would need to parse the string entry and convert each half to the
respective date. then it should know about May and June.

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Can I get excel to recognize that the range April 05 to July 05 also
includes May and June?

I am trying to create a macro that populates a range of dates. I am
making a project allocation tool that will involve an input sheet and a
seperate sheet for each month.

I want it so that if you enter a range of dates (ex. 4/05-9/05)the
project will eventually appear in every sheet in its range.



Thanks for your help



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