It should be possible. In D8, type the following formula:
=if(month($b2)<month((c8+7)),"",c8+7)
Compare the month of the start date to the month of the previous column
heading plus 7 days. If they are not equal, then do nothing ("").
Otherwise, take the previous column heading and add 7 days to it.

I wrote the formula so you could copy it to the remaining 3 column headings.

Best wishes.

Scott

"Matt_hull1979" wrote:

I am designing a new overtime form and our overtime policy states that each
form must be from the First Monday of the month until the week commencing on
the last Monday of the month.

I would like to have it so that if you enter the start date of the overtime
form (in field B2) at the top of the page the 5 columns all headed with dates
are automatically populated.

This is easy enough with the first column (C8) =B2, and all later dates
=C8+7, =D8+7, etc.

The problem is...

If I enter the start period as yesterday 4/9/2005 (sorry, I'm English, so
may have the date the wrong way round for the Americans!) then the final
Monday of the 5 week period will be 2/10/2005, in the following month. In
this case, instead of automatically updating to 2/10/2005, I would like the
field to remain blank and only 4 of the columns to be headed.

Is this possible?

Many thanks in advance!