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July 13th, 2007, 04:50 PM
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Maximum Day Range
Hello,
I'm looking for the maximum day span. I'm using "=Max(DateDiff("d",[LAST DATE FILED],[DATE FINAL RULE EFFECTIVE]))" in my control box, but it's giving me a day range a bit smaller than the largest date difference in my list. Can someone help me? Thanks, Ellen 
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July 13th, 2007, 05:22 PM
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Maximum Day Range
Hi All,
My formula is fine. There was a mistake elsewhere. "EllenM" wrote: Hello, I'm looking for the maximum day span. I'm using "=Max(DateDiff("d",[LAST DATE FILED],[DATE FINAL RULE EFFECTIVE]))" in my control box, but it's giving me a day range a bit smaller than the largest date difference in my list. Can someone help me? Thanks, Ellen
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