For a number of days, =G5+14 is easier. :-)
[Of course, for months or years, your method makes sense.]
--
David Biddulph

"FSt1" wrote in message
...
hi
try a different formula.
with a date in g5...
=DATE(YEAR(G5),MONTH(G5),DAY(G5)+14)
this will add 14 days(2 weeks) to the date in g5.
alter cell reference and days out as needed.

Regards
FSt1

"Dan the Man" wrote:

I know that if I place the following formula: =IF(A1="","",EDATE(A1,1))
in
cell B1 I will be able to obtain a date 1 month beyond the date I input
in A1
(e.g. if A1= Sept 1, 2007, than the formula will result in the date Oct
1,
2008).

What I'd like to know is how I can alter the formula to make the date
outcome in B1 generate different than month out intervals (e.g. A1,2
would
provide me with a two month out date, etc). An example of what I'd like
to be
able to generate is a date six weeks out, 3 weeks out, or at various
other
intervals. There are times when I'd even like to place to date to
generate as
"days out". Unfortunately I only seem to be able to create posting dates
in
one month intervals. Any help would be appreciated.

Dan