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sdsteve
I'm trying to test dates in Excel to see if they're before the end of 2007,
so I tried
A1<=12/31/2007 and it returns FALSE even when the date in A1 is before
12/31/2007.
So I put the date 12/31/2007 in a separate cell, D1, and the formula =A1<=D1
returns TRUE, as it should.
What gives? Is there something magical about entering the date 12/31/2007
inside the formula compared to in a separate cell?
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so I tried
A1<=12/31/2007 and it returns FALSE even when the date in A1 is before
12/31/2007.
So I put the date 12/31/2007 in a separate cell, D1, and the formula =A1<=D1
returns TRUE, as it should.
What gives? Is there something magical about entering the date 12/31/2007
inside the formula compared to in a separate cell?
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