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In excel I'm going to input a date in a cell, and the next column I need to
put a formula that would add 30 calendar days to that date?

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Try this:

A1: (a date)
B1: =A1+30
Format that cell as a Date

Does that help?
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hi
if the date was in A1 then in B! enter
=A1+30
format as date

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In excel I'm going to input a date in a cell, and the next column I need to
put a formula that would add 30 calendar days to that date?

Any suggestions are appreciated
thank you

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=A1+30 will work if A1 has a real date (entered as 1/31/2008 or 31/1/2008
depending if use you US or rest-of-world format for date)
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Default Date formula

The following example uses cell A1 as the cell containing the original date.

In cell B1 put the following formula:

=A1+30

Adjust the cell address as needed.
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In excel I'm going to input a date in a cell, and the next column I need to
put a formula that would add 30 calendar days to that date?

Any suggestions are appreciated
thank you



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