Thanks Martin.
Maybe you know an answer to this madness that I'm experiencing. I created 2
files with the same date information except the only difference is the
format. In the first file, the first date is shown as a number, whereas in
the second file the date is shown as a date mmm/yy.
When I chart the data, the first file the chart displays correctly, Jun-01
through Jun-09. In the second file, the chart displays as Jan-01 through
Jan-09. I don't understand why this is happening.
"Martin Fishlock" wrote:
The issue is with leap years.
try using c2 = date (year(b2)+1, month(b2),1)
and this should work.
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Hope this helps
Martin Fishlock, www.nyfconsultants.com
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"Bagia" wrote:
Hello,
I'm using Excel 2007 and would like the dates to appear as: Jun/01, Jun/02,
Jun/03, Jun/04, Jun/05, Jun/06, Jun/07, Jun/08, Jun/09. I entered the first
date in cell B2 as such 6/01/01 and custom format as mmm/yy.
I go to cell C2 and enter a formula =B2+365 so it will display as Jun/02.
Everything is fine until I get to cell E2 which should display Jun/04, but
instead it displays as May/04. The formula contains =D2+365.
Why did the month change? I need to plot dates in a bar chart with the
following dates: 6/01/01 through 6/01/09 in Jun/01 through Jun/09 format.