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L4 : ="&date_range_from="&L2&"&date_range_to="&L3&"&sco re_range_from=60&search_type=advanced" L2 : =CONCATENATE(MID(PC!C1,19,2);"-";MID(PC!C1,16,2);"-";RIGHT(PC!C1,4)) L3 : =CONCATENATE(IF(LEN(((MID(PC!C1,19,2))+3))=1;0&((M ID(PC!C1,19,2))+3);((MID(PC!C1,19,2))+3));"-";MID(PC!C1,16,2);"-";RIGHT(PC!C1,4)) PC!C1 : Last Updated : 31/09/2013 |
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