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    Calculate Age of Project

    I am pulling data from a database that has related work orders. Each work order has a start date and an end date. I need to determine the age of each project programmatically. The way to calculate the length of time it takes to complete a project is to Subtract the Start Date of the First Work Order from the End Date of the last Work Order. Not every Work Order has another Linked Work Order so for those it simply is the difference of the Start and End dates for that record.
    I've attached a copy of the Workbook that I am working in. Sheet 1 is a Pivot Table of Sheet 2. Please help on this challenging problem.

    MW_MW_ID links all of the Related Workorders.
    WO_NUMBER is the Unique Identifier for each work order and is generated chronologically, so the smallest WO# is the oldest.
    WO_INIDATE is the Start Date.
    WO_STATDATE is the End Date.
    Any help is greatly appreciated!
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