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I had previously asked this question "is there a way to have excel figure out
cetain dates for example the last saturday of every month for the next year?" Answer: If you put this formula in A1, and copy/drag down, it will give you the date of the last Saturday in every month starting with Jan 2006: =DATE(2006,ROW()+1,1)-WEEKDAY(DATE(2006,ROW()+1,1)) The portion ROW()+1 denotes the month, and will change automatically as you drag the date down. So if you start, for example, in A5, you would change that to ROW()-4 Question 2: Can you tell me how to use this formula by not dragging the date down and by just using the systems time and date? What I was trying to do is set up a time table starting with the date of December 24, 2005 and carrying through using the second from last Saturday of each month. I got the formula to work by dragging but I now want to know if you can help me with the formula by using just the systems date and time? Thanks Bonnie Millward |
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