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Adding 40 years to date
In column 'A' I have a date that an event occurred. In Column 'B' I need to
show that date 40 years later. i.e 06/25/2008 in column 'A' needs to be 06/25/2048 in column 'B'. I have a huge number of entries so it is not convenient to manually enter the new date. Is there a formula for this? |
Adding 40 years to date
Try this:
A1 = some date =DATE(YEAR(A5)+40,MONTH(A5),DAY(A5)) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Jaydeebug" wrote in message ... In column 'A' I have a date that an event occurred. In Column 'B' I need to show that date 40 years later. i.e 06/25/2008 in column 'A' needs to be 06/25/2048 in column 'B'. I have a huge number of entries so it is not convenient to manually enter the new date. Is there a formula for this? |
Adding 40 years to date
Thank you for your help
"T. Valko" wrote: Try this: A1 = some date =DATE(YEAR(A5)+40,MONTH(A5),DAY(A5)) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Jaydeebug" wrote in message ... In column 'A' I have a date that an event occurred. In Column 'B' I need to show that date 40 years later. i.e 06/25/2008 in column 'A' needs to be 06/25/2048 in column 'B'. I have a huge number of entries so it is not convenient to manually enter the new date. Is there a formula for this? |
Adding 40 years to date
You're welcome!
-- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Jaydeebug" wrote in message ... Thank you for your help "T. Valko" wrote: Try this: A1 = some date =DATE(YEAR(A5)+40,MONTH(A5),DAY(A5)) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Jaydeebug" wrote in message ... In column 'A' I have a date that an event occurred. In Column 'B' I need to show that date 40 years later. i.e 06/25/2008 in column 'A' needs to be 06/25/2048 in column 'B'. I have a huge number of entries so it is not convenient to manually enter the new date. Is there a formula for this? |
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