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Excel 2007 Win 7 64-bit
The range rColJ is a string of cells containing dates, the largest of which is 6 Dec 09. That string of dates was not changed in the following troubleshooting procedure. I want to know if the maximum date in rColJ = 1 Dec 09. My code is: If Application.Max(rColJ)DateSerial (2009, 12, 1) Then.... The argument is False, even though 6 Dec 09 is in that range. I changed that line of code and substituted the numerical value of 6 Dec 09 (38686) for the DateSerial expression: If Application.Max(rColJ)38686 Then.... That argument is True. What mistake did I make in using the DateSerial VBA function? Thanks for your time. Otto |
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