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The only thing you have to be aware of when using EDATE is how it handles
the end of long months to short months 6 months hence. For example, EDATE
will return 2/28/2010 for start dates of 8/28/2009 through 8/31/2009
inclusive.

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Rick (MVP - Excel)


"lesiofamily" wrote in message
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is there a function which would calculate new date from a given date?
e.g. column A row 1= 07.03.2009
I would like column B row 1 to show= 01.03.2010 - which is in 6 months
is it possible? any suggestions welcome

thank you

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