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Date Sequence
I have four colums of dates that are supposed to occur in order, e.g. 4/1/08,
5/2/08, 6/2/08, and 7/2/08. Is there a formula I can use to ensure those dates occur in sequence. Thanks. |
Date Sequence
Put your first dates in A1, B1, C1 etc. Then in A2 you can use this:
=A1+1 Format as a date, then copy down and across. If the dates in column B are meant to be continuous from the last date in column A, then use this in B1: =Ax+1 where Ax is the last cell you use in column A (A65536 ?). Hope this helps. Pete On Oct 1, 2:36*pm, Daren wrote: I have four colums of dates that are supposed to occur in order, e.g. 4/1/08, 5/2/08, 6/2/08, and 7/2/08. *Is there a formula I can use to ensure those dates occur in sequence. * Thanks. |
Date Sequence
Hi,
Put a start date in (say) A1 then select A2 down as many cells as you need then Data|Validation Select Date Select 'Greater than' or possibly 'Greater than equal to' enter =A1 in the start date box OK Dates must now be entered in ascending order. Mike "Daren" wrote: I have four colums of dates that are supposed to occur in order, e.g. 4/1/08, 5/2/08, 6/2/08, and 7/2/08. Is there a formula I can use to ensure those dates occur in sequence. Thanks. |
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