I have two columns (B & C) of dates (mm/dd/yy). The first colmn is the result
of converting a Julian Date (col A) to the calendar date, so there is a
formula hidden in cell B under the date. I am using the formula
=DATEDIF(B27,C27,"d") to determine the number of days between the two dates.
This does not work with the two colums in my worksheet that has the hidden
formula. The answer I get is #NAME? (this is the formula behind cell B
=DATE(INT(C3/1000),1,MOD(C3,1000)) ).
If I put a date in col b (not a result of a formula from Col A) and use this
formula(=DATEDIF(B27,C27,"d") ) it works. Example 2
I am guessing the hidden formula is messing up my work?
I am using Excel 2000

EX. 1
Cols
A b c D
5001 01/01/05 01/10/05 #NAME?

Ex 2
A
Blank 01/01/05 01/10/05 9
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Ron