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Assuming you are using XL2003 or lower... if you click to Tools/Options on the menu bar, then select the Calculation tab and uncheck the "1904 date system" check box, all your calculations will agree. Note, however, if you have other dates in your workbook, those dates will change also.
-- Rick (MVP - Excel) "Chet" wrote in message ... Am trying to understand why is that when I have a variable MaxDate (undeclared) and is has a value of 38697 and if I use =TEXT(MaxDate,"mm/dd/yy") I get the correct value of 12/12/09 but if I use function =CDATE(MaxDate) I get 12/11/2005 as an output? Also the format command didn't work either to convert MaxDate with the code =format(MaxDate, "mm/dd/yy") as it also gave 12/11/2005 when the correct output was 12/12/09. I am trying to understand this. Thanks, Chet |
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