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I have a row of dates: Dec-96, Dec-97, Dec 98, and so on up to Dec-08. The
date in the first cell is typed in as 12/15/96, but formatted to show Dec-96. The rest of the cells are a foumula: =cell+365, the cell value is relative. When we create a chart, they become Jan. I tried changing the first underlying date to 12/1/96, which worked sometimes but not everytime I created a chart, and it didn't work for the end user at all. I've never run into this before. We have recently migrated to Office 07. |
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If the values are not recognized as dates, or if the chart doesn't know the
dates should be used as X values, then you might be looking at how counting numbers (1, 2, 3, etc.) look in date format. 1 = 1 Jan 1900, 2 = 2 Jan 1900, etc. - Jon ------- Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP Peltier Technical Services, Inc. http://PeltierTech.com/WordPress/ _______ "LisaK" wrote in message ... I have a row of dates: Dec-96, Dec-97, Dec 98, and so on up to Dec-08. The date in the first cell is typed in as 12/15/96, but formatted to show Dec-96. The rest of the cells are a foumula: =cell+365, the cell value is relative. When we create a chart, they become Jan. I tried changing the first underlying date to 12/1/96, which worked sometimes but not everytime I created a chart, and it didn't work for the end user at all. I've never run into this before. We have recently migrated to Office 07. |
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Hi,
try this, suppose your first date is in A1 then in A2 enter the following formula: =EDATE(A1,12) This will return the same date a year (12 months) into the future. I don't see what adding 365 or better yet 365.25 doesn't work but... -- If this helps, please click the Yes button Cheers, Shane Devenshire "LisaK" wrote: I have a row of dates: Dec-96, Dec-97, Dec 98, and so on up to Dec-08. The date in the first cell is typed in as 12/15/96, but formatted to show Dec-96. The rest of the cells are a foumula: =cell+365, the cell value is relative. When we create a chart, they become Jan. I tried changing the first underlying date to 12/1/96, which worked sometimes but not everytime I created a chart, and it didn't work for the end user at all. I've never run into this before. We have recently migrated to Office 07. |
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