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Thank very much D Patel...that thread teached a lot.<br />
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Mike
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Thank very much D Patel...that thread teached a lot.

Mike

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Hello,<br />
<br />
I was just looking to add a date parameter in Excel based on one column. &nbsp;So I just want something that says:<br />
StartDate: 1/1/2016 (Date Could be any value)<br />
EndDate: 3/31/2016 (Date Could be any value)<br />
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The column is called &quot;DATE RX FILLED&quot; and it is the only date field I want to reference. &nbsp;<br />
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So I would Just have a separate tab (maybe called Parameters) where you input the StartDate and the EndDate.<br />
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Thanks for any help,<br />
<br />
Mike
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Hello,

I was just looking to add a date parameter in Excel based on one column.  So I just want something that says:
StartDate: 1/1/2016 (Date Could be any value)
EndDate: 3/31/2016 (Date Could be any value)

The column is called "DATE RX FILLED" and it is the only date field I want to reference.  

So I would Just have a separate tab (maybe called Parameters) where you input the StartDate and the EndDate.

Thanks for any help,

Mike

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