Brianwarnock
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You have to realise that 00/01/1900 is not a date, you cannot have a day number 00; 00/01/1900 is the day of the "big bang" according to Microsoft ,
so whilst I am not privey to the inner workings of Microsoft's software I am not surprised that this does not behave like a date, therefore treat it like the number it is stored as , namely 0.0
Brian
so whilst I am not privey to the inner workings of Microsoft's software I am not surprised that this does not behave like a date, therefore treat it like the number it is stored as , namely 0.0
Brian