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Dates between two sheets...
The great thing about dates is that they are just numbers! You don't need to
worry about zeros or empties. -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200814 "Skeeterj" wrote: One other quirk with it Gary - I only want the MAX Date if all of the cells are not empty. If any of them don't have a date yet, I don't want the MAX Date. Steve "Gary''s Student" wrote: =MAX(HH1:HH5) and format as Date -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200814 |
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