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Hello Sarah,
I suggest to use Excel standard data types: Take two cells for a date range and put in start date and end date, for example. You avoid major hickups with data input, processing and output. Even if you are forced to finally show the data as you described it then you only need to deal with the output side... Regards, Bernd |
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