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![]() ![]() will show the earliest expiry dates for a particular item. The dates are entered into other worksheets in the workbook and are linked to the summary worksheet, however the problem that I am finding is that if no data (date) is entered into a cell under a particular heading on one of the other worksheets, it is coming up on the summary sheet as Jan-00. How do I get rid of this ? The next problem is that I need a formula that will recognise the earliest expiry date. I have tried the =MIN but because of the current problem of it reading no data as Jan-00 it will always read this as the earliest expiry rather than the actual data entered. What can I do, or what formula is needed to fix this. Can you please help me with this, as I am lost for an answer from anyone else. -- croberts ------------------------------------------------------------------------ croberts's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=27902 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=474023 |
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