MOD Operator gives one result when this is used as worksheet function and the different one when I use that in VBA.
Cell A1 = 01-Jan-08
Cell A2 = 02-Jan-08
In Worksheet
=MOD(A1-A2,8) Gives 7
In VBA
Reminder = Range("A1")-Range("A2") Mod 8 Gives -1
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