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I am trying to create a workbook that I create two cells
and a command button on sheet1. Cell a1 I would put in a
year (i.e. 2004), Cell b1 I would select a quarter (i.e.
1st, 2nd, 3rd, or 4th) the hit the command button and it
would make changes to sheet2.

Sheet two is a simple quarterly sign off sheet. The
problem I am having is getting the dates and days correct
for each quarter.

i.e. January 2004 cell A7 = Th (for Thursday) Cell b7 = 1

Below is the basic layout for the 1st Quarter of 2004

F1 = 1st Quarter
01 = 2004 (i.e. year)

C4 = January

A7 = Th B7 = 1
A8 = Fr B8 = 2
A9 = Sa B9 = 3
A10 = Su B10 = 4
A11 = Mo B11 = 5
A12 = Tu B12 = 6
A13 = We B13 = 7
A14 = Th B14 = 8

Continues like above Thru A30 = Sa B30 = 24

F3 = Su G3 = 25 continues thru F9 = Sa G9 = 31


H14 = February

F17 = Su G17 = 1 continues thru F30 = Sa G30 = 14


K3 = Su L3 = 15 continues thru K17 = Su L17 = 29


M22 = March

k25 = Mo L25 = 1 continues thru K30 = Sa L30 = 6

P3 = Su Q3 = 7 continues thru p27 = We Q27 = 31

Currently I am having to due this manually, what a pain.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks RK
 
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