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Calculating a future date
How can we calculate a future date? For instance we need to calculate 45 days
from a date for a follow up in billing. So we need to determine the new date. We can't figure out how to do this? Can you help? Thanks |
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Add 45 and make sure the cell is formatted as a date:
=a1+45 ClamBarLover wrote: How can we calculate a future date? For instance we need to calculate 45 days from a date for a follow up in billing. So we need to determine the new date. We can't figure out how to do this? Can you help? Thanks -- Dave Peterson |
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Add 45 days
assume the date is in A1 =A1+45 if you want business days =WORKDAY,A1,45,Holiday) where Holiday is a range of cells with public holidays Note that the latter is part of the Analysis ToolPak and needs to be installed if it is not installed when Excel is installed (it is not installed using default settings) However it comes with Excel but you need the Office/Excel CD -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "ClamBarLover" wrote in message ... How can we calculate a future date? For instance we need to calculate 45 days from a date for a follow up in billing. So we need to determine the new date. We can't figure out how to do this? Can you help? Thanks |
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Just a typo:
=WORKDAY,A1,45,Holiday) should be: =WORKDAY(A1,45,Holiday) And in xl2007, it's built into excel--not part of the analysis toolpak <vbg. Peo Sjoblom wrote: Add 45 days assume the date is in A1 =A1+45 if you want business days =WORKDAY,A1,45,Holiday) where Holiday is a range of cells with public holidays Note that the latter is part of the Analysis ToolPak and needs to be installed if it is not installed when Excel is installed (it is not installed using default settings) However it comes with Excel but you need the Office/Excel CD -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "ClamBarLover" wrote in message ... How can we calculate a future date? For instance we need to calculate 45 days from a date for a follow up in billing. So we need to determine the new date. We can't figure out how to do this? Can you help? Thanks -- Dave Peterson |
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It is still part of the ATP in 2007, the only difference is that it get's
installed. You can still remove it I believe? -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Dave Peterson" wrote in message ... Just a typo: =WORKDAY,A1,45,Holiday) should be: =WORKDAY(A1,45,Holiday) And in xl2007, it's built into excel--not part of the analysis toolpak <vbg. Peo Sjoblom wrote: Add 45 days assume the date is in A1 =A1+45 if you want business days =WORKDAY,A1,45,Holiday) where Holiday is a range of cells with public holidays Note that the latter is part of the Analysis ToolPak and needs to be installed if it is not installed when Excel is installed (it is not installed using default settings) However it comes with Excel but you need the Office/Excel CD -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "ClamBarLover" wrote in message ... How can we calculate a future date? For instance we need to calculate 45 days from a date for a follow up in billing. So we need to determine the new date. We can't figure out how to do this? Can you help? Thanks -- Dave Peterson |
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I don't think so.
The worksheet functions have been incorporated into excel proper. The data analysis tools are still part of the analysis toolpak. At least that was the way I read this: http://blogs.msdn.com/excel/archive/...06/743902.aspx Unlike Solver, we have done some major work with the ATP this release to move the formulas that have been part of it in previous versions of Excel into the core Excel calculation engine, but the functionality available through the Data tab has remained the same (again, with updates for increased limits). And in my simple tests, =workday() will still work if the Analysis tookpak isn't loaded. Peo Sjoblom wrote: It is still part of the ATP in 2007, the only difference is that it get's installed. You can still remove it I believe? -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Dave Peterson" wrote in message ... Just a typo: =WORKDAY,A1,45,Holiday) should be: =WORKDAY(A1,45,Holiday) And in xl2007, it's built into excel--not part of the analysis toolpak <vbg. Peo Sjoblom wrote: Add 45 days assume the date is in A1 =A1+45 if you want business days =WORKDAY,A1,45,Holiday) where Holiday is a range of cells with public holidays Note that the latter is part of the Analysis ToolPak and needs to be installed if it is not installed when Excel is installed (it is not installed using default settings) However it comes with Excel but you need the Office/Excel CD -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "ClamBarLover" wrote in message ... How can we calculate a future date? For instance we need to calculate 45 days from a date for a follow up in billing. So we need to determine the new date. We can't figure out how to do this? Can you help? Thanks -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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Thanks
Peo "Dave Peterson" wrote in message ... I don't think so. The worksheet functions have been incorporated into excel proper. The data analysis tools are still part of the analysis toolpak. At least that was the way I read this: http://blogs.msdn.com/excel/archive/...06/743902.aspx Unlike Solver, we have done some major work with the ATP this release to move the formulas that have been part of it in previous versions of Excel into the core Excel calculation engine, but the functionality available through the Data tab has remained the same (again, with updates for increased limits). And in my simple tests, =workday() will still work if the Analysis tookpak isn't loaded. Peo Sjoblom wrote: It is still part of the ATP in 2007, the only difference is that it get's installed. You can still remove it I believe? -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Dave Peterson" wrote in message ... Just a typo: =WORKDAY,A1,45,Holiday) should be: =WORKDAY(A1,45,Holiday) And in xl2007, it's built into excel--not part of the analysis toolpak <vbg. Peo Sjoblom wrote: Add 45 days assume the date is in A1 =A1+45 if you want business days =WORKDAY,A1,45,Holiday) where Holiday is a range of cells with public holidays Note that the latter is part of the Analysis ToolPak and needs to be installed if it is not installed when Excel is installed (it is not installed using default settings) However it comes with Excel but you need the Office/Excel CD -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "ClamBarLover" wrote in message ... How can we calculate a future date? For instance we need to calculate 45 days from a date for a follow up in billing. So we need to determine the new date. We can't figure out how to do this? Can you help? Thanks -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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You're welcome <vbg.
Peo Sjoblom wrote: Thanks Peo "Dave Peterson" wrote in message ... I don't think so. The worksheet functions have been incorporated into excel proper. The data analysis tools are still part of the analysis toolpak. At least that was the way I read this: http://blogs.msdn.com/excel/archive/...06/743902.aspx Unlike Solver, we have done some major work with the ATP this release to move the formulas that have been part of it in previous versions of Excel into the core Excel calculation engine, but the functionality available through the Data tab has remained the same (again, with updates for increased limits). And in my simple tests, =workday() will still work if the Analysis tookpak isn't loaded. Peo Sjoblom wrote: It is still part of the ATP in 2007, the only difference is that it get's installed. You can still remove it I believe? -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Dave Peterson" wrote in message ... Just a typo: =WORKDAY,A1,45,Holiday) should be: =WORKDAY(A1,45,Holiday) And in xl2007, it's built into excel--not part of the analysis toolpak <vbg. Peo Sjoblom wrote: Add 45 days assume the date is in A1 =A1+45 if you want business days =WORKDAY,A1,45,Holiday) where Holiday is a range of cells with public holidays Note that the latter is part of the Analysis ToolPak and needs to be installed if it is not installed when Excel is installed (it is not installed using default settings) However it comes with Excel but you need the Office/Excel CD -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "ClamBarLover" wrote in message ... How can we calculate a future date? For instance we need to calculate 45 days from a date for a follow up in billing. So we need to determine the new date. We can't figure out how to do this? Can you help? Thanks -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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