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cell A2 has the date 3/9/2007
When I test the following formula - =(A2+45)=4/27/2007 I get True, but I should get false. AlSO, when I put in =4/23/2007<4/27/2007 I get false. Both expressions should evaluate to true. What is going on? |
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Carl,
If you highlight the 4/27/2007 of your formula and press F9 you will see that it equates to 0.0000738157190573733 which is 4 divided by 27 divided by 2007. Try enclosing your date in quotes =(A2+45)="4/27/2007" -- HTH Sandy In Perth, the ancient capital of Scotland and the crowning place of kings with @tiscali.co.uk "Carl Gross" wrote in message ... cell A2 has the date 3/9/2007 When I test the following formula - =(A2+45)=4/27/2007 I get True, but I should get false. AlSO, when I put in =4/23/2007<4/27/2007 I get false. Both expressions should evaluate to true. What is going on? |
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(A2+45)=--"4/27/2007"
"Sandy Mann" wrote: Carl, If you highlight the 4/27/2007 of your formula and press F9 you will see that it equates to 0.0000738157190573733 which is 4 divided by 27 divided by 2007. Try enclosing your date in quotes =(A2+45)="4/27/2007" -- HTH Sandy In Perth, the ancient capital of Scotland and the crowning place of kings with @tiscali.co.uk "Carl Gross" wrote in message ... cell A2 has the date 3/9/2007 When I test the following formula - =(A2+45)=4/27/2007 I get True, but I should get false. AlSO, when I put in =4/23/2007<4/27/2007 I get false. Both expressions should evaluate to true. What is going on? |
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how bout this
=(A2+45)=value("4/27/2007") Esteban "Teethless mama" wrote: (A2+45)=--"4/27/2007" "Sandy Mann" wrote: Carl, If you highlight the 4/27/2007 of your formula and press F9 you will see that it equates to 0.0000738157190573733 which is 4 divided by 27 divided by 2007. Try enclosing your date in quotes =(A2+45)="4/27/2007" -- HTH Sandy In Perth, the ancient capital of Scotland and the crowning place of kings with @tiscali.co.uk "Carl Gross" wrote in message ... cell A2 has the date 3/9/2007 When I test the following formula - =(A2+45)=4/27/2007 I get True, but I should get false. AlSO, when I put in =4/23/2007<4/27/2007 I get false. Both expressions should evaluate to true. What is going on? |
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"Teethless mama" wrote in message
... (A2+45)=--"4/27/2007" You're quite correct. I coiuld have sworn that I got a TRUE as well as a FALSE when I tetsed it. Thanks for the catch. -- Regards, Sandy In Perth, the ancient capital of Scotland and the crowning place of kings with @tiscali.co.uk |
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