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I'm looking for a way to make the date formula, =today() to only roll to
the next day, then stop. -- Medzzz |
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hi
as long as it's a fomula, not going to happen. copy the formula and paste it as values. regards FSt1 "CevaClerkII" wrote: I'm looking for a way to make the date formula, =today() to only roll to the next day, then stop. -- Medzzz |
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Try this: =IF(B3="","",IF(C3="",NOW()+1,C3)) Go to
TOOLS/OPTIONS/CALCULATIONS, Check ITERATION. When you put something in B3 todays date will be put in C3 and add 1 day and will not change the next day as long as something is in B3. Adjust cell to your needs. Hope this helps "CevaClerkII" wrote: I'm looking for a way to make the date formula, =today() to only roll to the next day, then stop. -- Medzzz |
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