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jmsinner
How do you calculate 2 days prior to =TODAY()?
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Rick Rothstein
Dates are just numbers (offsets from January 1, 1900) which have been
formatted to look like humans expect dates to look... so you can do math on
them. The formula you want is simply...
=TODAY()-2
formatted to look like humans expect dates to look... so you can do math on
them. The formula you want is simply...
=TODAY()-2
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Dennis Tucker
No. I'm using excel/vba to fill web forms. The problem is when the IE
window loses it's active status(by user clicking on another window, the
filling is redirected to the other window.
Dennis
window loses it's active status(by user clicking on another window, the
filling is redirected to the other window.
Dennis
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Jacob Skaria
'VBA
Date-2
'Worksheet function
=TODAY()-2
If this post helps click Yes
Date-2
'Worksheet function
=TODAY()-2
If this post helps click Yes
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