I have a speadsheet that I enter the Date of Hire of an employee. I would
like to have a formula that will calculate in a cell when someone would be
with the company for 4 months.

for example

A1 B1
04/01/07 08/01/07

On Jun 25, 5:04 pm, Phxlatinoboi®
wrote:
I have a speadsheet that I enter the Date of Hire of an employee. I would
like to have a formula that will calculate in a cell when someone would be
with the company for 4 months.

for example

A1 B1
04/01/07 08/01/07

Ostensibly:

=date(year(A1), 4+month(A1), day(A1))

But I wonder if you would be happier with:

=date(year(A1), 4+month(A1),
day(if(day(A1)day(eomonth(A1,4)), eomonth(A1,4), A1)))

Try both with 10/30/2006 in A1 and decide which you prefer.

Note: If you get a #NAME error, look at the Help page for EOMONTH.

=DATE(YEAR(A1),MONTH(A1)+4,DAY(A1))
--
David Biddulph

"Phxlatinoboi®" wrote in message
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I have a speadsheet that I enter the Date of Hire of an employee. I would
like to have a formula that will calculate in a cell when someone would be
with the company for 4 months.

for example

A1 B1
04/01/07 08/01/07

improvement....

On Jun 25, 5:27 pm, I wrote:
But I wonder if you would be happier with:
=date(year(A1), 4+month(A1),
day(if(day(A1)day(eomonth(A1,4)), eomonth(A1,4), A1)))

Arguably better (but equivalent):

=if(day(A1)day(eomonth(A1,4)), eomonth(A1,4),
date(year(A1), 4+month(A1), day(A1)))

Be sure to format B1 as Date.

The formula below required Analysis ToolPak Add-Ins

=EDATE(A1,4)

Format cell as date


"Phxlatinoboi®" wrote:

I have a speadsheet that I enter the Date of Hire of an employee. I would
like to have a formula that will calculate in a cell when someone would be
with the company for 4 months.

for example

A1 B1
04/01/07 08/01/07