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Hi. I hope one of you savvy folk can help me. What I need is to be
able to enter a date in say, A2. And then, for B2 and C2 to display
the biweekly date the entered date fell in between. So, if I were to
enter 06/05/08 in A2, B2 and C2 would display 06/01/08 and 06/14/08
respectively, or something to that effect?

Your help is much appreciated.
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Are your dates always from 1st of the month to 14th (and 15th to end
of month for the second period), or are they truly 2 week periods
consecutively from 1st January?

Pete

On Jun 23, 3:16*pm, hombreazul wrote:
Hi. *I hope one of you savvy folk can help me. *What I need is to be
able to enter a date in say, A2. *And then, for B2 and C2 to display
the biweekly date the entered date fell in between. *So, if I were to
enter 06/05/08 in A2, B2 and C2 would display 06/01/08 and 06/14/08
respectively, or something to that effect?

Your help is much appreciated.


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On Jun 23, 9:52 am, Pete_UK wrote:
Are your dates always from 1st of the month to 14th (and 15th to end
of month for the second period), or are they truly 2 week periods
consecutively from 1st January?

Pete

On Jun 23, 3:16 pm, hombreazul wrote:

Hi. I hope one of you savvy folk can help me. What I need is to be
able to enter a date in say, A2. And then, for B2 and C2 to display
the biweekly date the entered date fell in between. So, if I were to
enter 06/05/08 in A2, B2 and C2 would display 06/01/08 and 06/14/08
respectively, or something to that effect?


Your help is much appreciated.


Hi,

Thanks for answering. They are just two week periods.
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On Jun 23, 9:52 am, Pete_UK wrote:
Are your dates always from 1st of the month to 14th (and 15th to end
of month for the second period), or are they truly 2 week periods
consecutively from 1st January?

Pete

On Jun 23, 3:16 pm, hombreazul wrote:

Hi. I hope one of you savvy folk can help me. What I need is to be
able to enter a date in say, A2. And then, for B2 and C2 to display
the biweekly date the entered date fell in between. So, if I were to
enter 06/05/08 in A2, B2 and C2 would display 06/01/08 and 06/14/08
respectively, or something to that effect?


Your help is much appreciated.


Hi,

Thanks for answering. They are just two week periods.


Put 1st January somewhere.

use formula =date-1st January to gets days to your date.

date1 = days to your date - Mod(days to your date, 14)
date2 = date1 + 14.


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"hombreazul" wrote in message
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On Jun 23, 9:52 am, Pete_UK wrote:
Are your dates always from 1st of the month to 14th (and 15th to end
of month for the second period), or are they truly 2 week periods
consecutively from 1st January?

Pete

On Jun 23, 3:16 pm, hombreazul wrote:

Hi. I hope one of you savvy folk can help me. What I need is to be
able to enter a date in say, A2. And then, for B2 and C2 to display
the biweekly date the entered date fell in between. So, if I were to
enter 06/05/08 in A2, B2 and C2 would display 06/01/08 and 06/14/08
respectively, or something to that effect?

Your help is much appreciated.


Hi,

Thanks for answering. They are just two week periods.


Put 1st January somewhere.

use formula =date-1st January to gets days to your date.

date1 = days to your date - Mod(days to your date, 14)
date2 = date1 + 14.


Appologies: date2 = date1 + 13


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