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Hi everyone
I have two colums with dates in and I want to subtract one from the other so so I can get hte dumber of days between the two, this is the east part. The problem I have is when one of the colums is blank I want to use todays date so I can avoid #VALUE! being returned, I been reading a looking up posts here for the best part of two hours and can not find the answer, can anyone help me please? Many thanks Martyn |
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