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Date Formula
I have several dates that I need to track for one line item. They are
basically on a time line. I send a letter out and 10 days later I need to call. Then 30 days later I need to mail a report. I need to know how create a formula that will automatically fill in the due dates when I enter the starting date. |
Date Formula
If your starting date is in A1, use =A1+10 and =A1+30.
If you want the resulting dates to stay blank until A1 is filled in, then =IF(A1="","",A1+10), and similarly for A1+30. -- David Biddulph "Kim" <Kim @discussions.microsoft.com wrote in message ... I have several dates that I need to track for one line item. They are basically on a time line. I send a letter out and 10 days later I need to call. Then 30 days later I need to mail a report. I need to know how create a formula that will automatically fill in the due dates when I enter the starting date. |
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