"mikeburg" wrote
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Five cells are allocated per month so if there is only 4 Mondays in a
month, it's 5th cell should be blank.


"Bob Phillips" wrote in message
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B10:
=DATE(A1,1,1)-WEEKDAY(DATE(A1,1,1),2)+1+(WEEKDAY(DATE(A1,1,1),1) <2)*7
B11: =IF(YEAR(B10+7)=$A$1,B10+7,"")

This doesn't leave the 5th cell blank (at least for me). I would suggest:

Sealing Daddylonglegs formula as a starting place:

B10: =DATE(A1,1,8)-WEEKDAY(DATE(A1,1,6))
B11: =IF(MONTH(B10)<MONTH(B10+7),"",B10+7)
then in
B12: =IF(B11="",B10+7,IF(MONTH(B11)<MONTH(B11+7),"",B1 1+7))

and copy down the column

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"Bob Phillips" wrote in message
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B10:
=DATE(A1,1,1)-WEEKDAY(DATE(A1,1,1),2)+1+(WEEKDAY(DATE(A1,1,1),1) <2)*7
B11: =IF(YEAR(B10+7)=$A$1,B10+7,"")

copy B11 down

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Bob Phillips

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"mikeburg" wrote
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With a year entered in cell J1, I need formulas to create a list of
Mondays (day only) for each month in column B starting at cell 10 (B10)
based on the entry in J1.

Five cells are allocated per month so if there is only 4 Mondays in a
month, it's 5th cell should be blank.

For example if J 1 has 2006,


January B10 = 2
January B11 = 9
January B12 = 16
January B13 = 23
January B14 = 30
February B15 = 6
February B16 = 13
February B17 = 20
February B18 = 27
February B19 = (blank, no more Monday's in month)
March B20 = 6
March B21 = 13
March B22 = 20
March B23 = 27
March B24 = (blank, no more Monday's in month)
etc


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