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I have the following formula - which works correctly,
=IF(F6<--"2005-01-01","No","Yes"), F6 is a date ... my question is, what does the -- signify in the equation? |
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Just making the text string 2005-01-01 into a number that can be compared
with another number -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Bev" wrote in message ... I have the following formula - which works correctly, =IF(F6<--"2005-01-01","No","Yes"), F6 is a date ... my question is, what does the -- signify in the equation? |
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