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I received an Excel file from a customer that has a date field where the
dates look like 7/13/2005 or 10/14/2005 - they all look the same and I've tried applying the same format to all. However, if I try to use the DATEVALUE function, it works on one portion of them and returns numbers like 38546 and 38639 which is what I want. Another whole portion that looks identical returns the error #VALUE! - I cannot seem to figure out how or why they are being handled differently. Thanks for any help! |
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