Note that my suggestion does avoid testing a definite range.
Note also that you need to think about whether a native row is required or a relative one.
I've not been around as much recently Aladin. Just saying hello especially as you have helped me out lots of times over the years which is of course greatly appreciated.
I have got myself a little confused now. If I used the following to find how my records of interest there are , how would I find the row of the 1st and last record of interest please. All 51 returns could be the same date in the middle of Jan - 1918 in you see what I mean.
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