We can Ron, but I am not a great believer in defaulting, it invariably comes
back and bites you when you least expect it.

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HTH

Bob Phillips

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"Ron Coderre" wrote in message
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Bob

I think we can just let Excel default the year in (since YEAR doesn't seem
to matter in this case):

B1: =TEXT(DATEVALUE("28-"&A1)+4,"mmmm")

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Regards,
Ron

XL2002, WinXP


"Bob Phillips" wrote:

=TEXT(DATEVALUE("30-"&A1&"-"&YEAR(TODAY()))+2,"mmmm")

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Bob Phillips

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"Jared" wrote in message
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This might be a stupid question.

i have a cell (A1), with a month's name: "April"
How do i use a formula so cell B1 will show "May"

and when i change A1 to "June" Cell B1 will show "July"?

Basically a calulation but without a full date

Thanks
Jared