Another way is:
=EOMONTH(B2+60,0)+1
Rgds,
ScottO

"RamseyR" wrote in message
...
| Bruce...You are AWESOME!!! Thanks so much.
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| Rebecca
|
|
| "bpeltzer" wrote:
|
| To always advance to the first day of the following month:
| =DATE(YEAR(B2),MONTH(B2)+1,1)
| If the '=60' results in the first of a month, are you supposed to
advance
| yet another month? If not, use
=IF(DAY(B2)=1,B2,DATE(YEAR(B2),MONTH(B2)+1,1))
| --Bruce
|
| "RamseyR" wrote:
|
| Creating a spreadsheet where I can enter an employee's DOH in
one cell, and
| want a formula to automatically show the first of the month
following 60
| days. IE:
| Cell A2
| 6/15/05 in cell B2 I put in =A2+60, and it will result in
8/15/05... but I
| need it to now "round up" if you will to state 9/1/05... Is
there a formula
| that will do this????
| HELP! :)
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| Rebecca