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I setup a spreadsheet to automatically fill in a calendar for our company
fiscal year. All the calculations run off the date entered into B2. The cell is formated to show the date in "mmm" format. Cell B3 = B2, but is formated as "d". Then cell C2 and C3 are the next day, and so on. When I enter a date into B2, it shows the correct abbreviation, but then all the formulas return a #VALUE! error and cell B2 changes from the date to the actual abbreviation that it is formated for. For example, I enter 1/1/2007 and hit enter. The cell now reads "JAN" in both the cell and the formula bar (where it should still read 1/1/2007). Which then throws off all the other formulas. Any ideas how to fix this? |
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