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Default Ageing dates

Glad it did the job.
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David Biddulph


"Donna" wrote in message
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It gave me exacly what I was looking for, Thanks Donna

"David Biddulph" wrote:

176 was presumably the number of days old when Donna wrote her message
(25th
in her part of the world).

Try
=IF(TEXT(TODAY()+180-A1,"mmmyyyy")=TEXT(TODAY(),"mmmyyyy"),TODAY()+180-A1,"")
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"T. Valko" wrote in message
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the date A1 will be exactly 180 days old
Col A........Col B
176..........3/29/10

What is 176?

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"Donna" wrote in message
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First let me say how much you all have helped me in my job to make our
processes more efficient. You make me look like a star at work, but
only
Microsoft knows for sure! Anyway you guys are AWSOME!

My question:

Col A Col B

176 3/29/10

172

I want to know in Col B the date A1 will be exactly 180 days old, but
only
if it is 180 days in the current month. In column B1 I would expect to
see
3/29/10.
In Col B2 I would not expect to see any date as A2 would not age out
to
180 until next month.
Thanks for your help




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