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Many Thanks XOR. That is exactly how I want it.
I was actually advised to covert the range to a Table. If this is not a matter of importance I will stay with a range. Your example has allowed me to move my next date column after the last date in the PT. Something I was trying to achieve but failed. My file proper has over 800 rows and 15 columns so I will try to replicate your formula in that. I certainly don't understand them but will try to work through it. The only strange thing is Day (Column B) has converted to Scandinavian language, I believe. Thanks again. Rob |
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