klt ,

Not sure I still fully understand, but I will have a stab and perhaps my
mis-understanding will enlighten us <g

In all of the cells that you want the date, except A5, put this formula

=MAX($A$1:OFFSET(A15,-1,0))+1

In A5, put the start date.

If you don't want Saturday and Sunday dates, use

=MAX($A$1:OFFSET(A32,-1,0))+CHOOSE(WEEKDAY(MAX($A$1:OFFSET(A32,-1,0))),1,1,1
,1,1,3,2)

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HTH

RP
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"klt" wrote in message
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Hi Bob,



A5 is the first date. If you can imagine a time sheet, in Row A is days
of
week and under each day of the week or several spaces before next day of
week. Underneath day of week Monday in Row A is the date. These dates
are
the ones I would like to update. It is a 2 week time sheet.



klt


"Bob Phillips" wrote:

What is the relationship between the dates? does the first go in A5 or
somewhere else?

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HTH

RP
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"klt" wrote in message
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Formula to increment dates (Ex. Monday 4/11/2005) in one column and on
multiple (not consecutive) rows. Ex. A5, A15, A25, A32, A40, A49,
A57,
A68,
A79, and A90.
I don't know if there is a formula that can automatically update the
dates,
but if not, maybe if the user updates the first date, the others can
update
automatically. Is either a possibility or are they impossible? I am
not a
programmer, so if difficult, please explain how it is done.