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Cardinalgal
 
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I have trying to create a formula so that I do not have to drag across
columns to change months.

Example: July 05, Aug 05, Sept 05, etc. (each month in its own column)

I want to change July 05 to another month and have the rest of the months
change. I normally would change July 05 to Aug 05 and need each additional
month to increase by one month. I am using Excel 2000.

Is this possible? Any help??

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Bob Phillips
 
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Is this the sort of thing you mean

Put 1/7/2005 in the first cell as format as ddd yy, say A1
In the next cell, put =DATE(YEAR(A1),MONTH(A1)+1,1) and drag across.

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I have trying to create a formula so that I do not have to drag across
columns to change months.

Example: July 05, Aug 05, Sept 05, etc. (each month in its own column)

I want to change July 05 to another month and have the rest of the months
change. I normally would change July 05 to Aug 05 and need each

additional
month to increase by one month. I am using Excel 2000.

Is this possible? Any help??



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