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We have a situation where a date is entered into a cell. If that date is
before a trigger date, billing will apply from the trigger date. If that date is after the trigger date, then billing will apply from that date. Example: H8 = 12/7/06 Trigger Date = 1/1/07 Formula is =if(H8<1/1/7,1/1/7,H8) Since H8 in this example is 12/7/06 the trigger date of 1/7/07 should be used but it fails the test and returns the actual contents of H8 which is 12/7/06 instead. Why? The serial number of 12/7/06 39058 and the serial number of 1/1/07 is 39083. In my muddled brain, 39058 is less than 39083 and therfore the formula should return 1/1/7 but it does not. What am I missing here? |
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