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Patrick Simonds
 
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I have a workbook with 4 Worksheets

June - August
September - November
December - February
March - May

Across the top of each worksheet I need the date of the 2nd and 4th Tuesday
of each month (June - August, September - November ect). Now I know I can
just sit down and enter this manually, but I want this to automatically
update depending on the year which I have entered in cell A1. I am at a loss
for how to do this, so any of you miracle workers out there have any ideas?


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On Sat, 30 Jul 2005 09:38:55 -0700, "Patrick Simonds"
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I have a workbook with 4 Worksheets

June - August
September - November
December - February
March - May

Across the top of each worksheet I need the date of the 2nd and 4th Tuesday
of each month (June - August, September - November ect). Now I know I can
just sit down and enter this manually, but I want this to automatically
update depending on the year which I have entered in cell A1. I am at a loss
for how to do this, so any of you miracle workers out there have any ideas?


With the year in A1, (and Mnth=the number of the month) the second Tuesday of
any given month is given by the formula:

=DATE(A1,Mnth,15)-WEEKDAY(DATE(A1,Mnth,12))

The 4th Tuesday would be the above +14


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