I'm wondering if I am able to calculate a date based on two different cells.
A1 is my actual start date 6/28/2006
C1 is the current date (ex 5/13/2009)
B1- I want this is be the start date for the person's year at work. so I
want it to calculate 6/28/2008. The catch is I can't just go -1 on the year
because when the current date is 7/1/2009 (C1) I need B1 to be 6/28/2009 to
relect only being 3 days into that work year.
Is this possible? If so, how?

Try this in B1
=C1-MOD(C1-A1,365.25)+1

"future spreadsheet master" wrote:

I'm wondering if I am able to calculate a date based on two different cells.
A1 is my actual start date 6/28/2006
C1 is the current date (ex 5/13/2009)
B1- I want this is be the start date for the person's year at work. so I
want it to calculate 6/28/2008. The catch is I can't just go -1 on the year
because when the current date is 7/1/2009 (C1) I need B1 to be 6/28/2009 to
relect only being 3 days into that work year.
Is this possible? If so, how?

Hi

In B1
=A1-DATE(YEAR(C1),6,28)

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I'm wondering if I am able to calculate a date based on two different
cells.
A1 is my actual start date 6/28/2006
C1 is the current date (ex 5/13/2009)
B1- I want this is be the start date for the person's year at work. so I
want it to calculate 6/28/2008. The catch is I can't just go -1 on the
year
because when the current date is 7/1/2009 (C1) I need B1 to be 6/28/2009
to
relect only being 3 days into that work year.
Is this possible? If so, how?

Sheeloo wrote:
Try this in B1
=C1-MOD(C1-A1,365.25)+1

That will be off by one day in many circumstances. Try it with A1 =
2004/03/01 and today's date in C1.