You're very welcome.

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"Jet" wrote in message
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Thank you

"Sandy Mann" wrote:

If your year cell (2008.2009 etc) was - say - B300 then:

=DAY(DATE(B300,3,0))

will return the correct numner of days in February

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HTH

Sandy
In Perth, the ancient capital of Scotland
and the crowning place of kings


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"Jet" wrote in message
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A have a simple formula:

K40 * D59 * B310

B310= 28 (Days in February)

I have cells that = year (2008, 2009 etc) that are not used in this
formula.

I want a formula that will use 29 days ( as opposed to 28 as stated
above)
when
calculating within a leap year. (I have a list of all leap years)

Thanks