Hi

If you click in a cell with #VALUE, what does the formula bar say is the
formula in the cell. Each column should increment on the previous, so =A1+7
becomes =B2+7, which becomes =B3+7
Also, is your starting cell an Excel date? The usual way they display is
dd/mm/yyyy (for English).
It should be really easy!

Andy.

"mossbury" wrote in message
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Andy,

I have done this, I just get the "#VALUE" in every other cell.

A1 B1 C1 D1 etc
23.1.2006 =A1+7 #VALUE #VALUE

Using the same procedure in Open Office Calc works fine. No luck with
Excell2003

Frank





"Andy" wrote:

Frank

If you select the cell which in which you have typed =A2+7, there will be
a
little black square in the bottom right hand corner. Move your mouse over
it
and it becomes a cross. You can drag this cross along the row to copy the
formula across.

Andy.

"mossbury" wrote in message
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Hi Andy,

How do I fill the remaining ones. Do I have to type in each column
seperately?

Frank

"Andy" wrote:

Hi

Type your first date in A2. In the next cell use
= A2+7
You can fill this across as necessary.

Andy.

"mossbury" wrote in message
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I am trying to set up a spreadsheet with date headers and/or side
labels,
one week apart.
I have tried without success. Any help gratefully received.

1/1/2006 - 8/1/2006 - 15/1/2006 etc.

Frank Taylor
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