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jaggosai
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      18th Nov 2003

Hi i am trying for a way to work out how i can formulate the date, ie.
if today is 17 November 2003, i want to import data from date 1
Novemeber 2003 how would i do this and what formulae would i use?

any idea

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      18th Nov 2003
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> Hi i am trying for a way to work out how i can formulate the date, ie..
> if today is 17 November 2003, i want to import data from date 16
> Novemeber 2003 how would i do this and what formulae would i use?
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> any ideas
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