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I want to subtract one date from another to obtain days between.
The format of the dates is dd/mm/yy This works fine if both dates are <<numbers. However, one date comes from a UserForm TextBox and is <<Text. I have used successfully the "PasteMultiply" by 1 trick to convert text that looks like a NUMBER to a true number, BUT it doesn't seem to work with text that looks like a DATE. Help please -- donwb |
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