04-03-2015
Don,
Yes, I added another test record with 3/3/2015 date to test the break logic and forgot to remove it from posted output (as OP did not include it in his file). I missed the semi-colon although I'm not clear at the moment why it impacted the output (the extra decimal places). Thanks for pointing this out.
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