Greetings,

I have three cells. The first (A1) has a month listing and the
second (B1) has a year listing. I have CommandButtons to change the
months and the years, just not the code to make them work.

Any help would be appreciated.

TIA

-Minitman

Minitman wrote:
I have three cells. The first (A1) has a month listing and the
second (B1) has a year listing. I have CommandButtons to change the
months and the years, just not the code to make them work.

Is your question what to do with months 12?:
NewYear = OldYear + AddYears + (OldMonth + AddMonths-1) \ 12
NewMonth = 1 + (OldMonth + AddMonths - 1) mod 12
or, if you've already got the old..+add..= new..
NewYear = NewYear + (NewMonth-1) \ 12
NewMonth = 1 + (NewMonth - 1) mod 12



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Thanks Dave,

I appreciate the reply, but that's not what I was looking for. It
turns out all I needed was to look deeper into the TEXT() command and
I came up with this where E3 is the date entry cell:

=TEXT(E3+30, "mmm")&" 20, "&TEXT(E3+30, "yyyy")

-Minitman


On Sun, 16 Jan 2005 20:39:32 -0800, Dave D-C
wrote:

Minitman wrote:
I have three cells. The first (A1) has a month listing and the
second (B1) has a year listing. I have CommandButtons to change the
months and the years, just not the code to make them work.

Is your question what to do with months 12?:
NewYear = OldYear + AddYears + (OldMonth + AddMonths-1) \ 12
NewMonth = 1 + (OldMonth + AddMonths - 1) mod 12
or, if you've already got the old..+add..= new..
NewYear = NewYear + (NewMonth-1) \ 12
NewMonth = 1 + (NewMonth - 1) mod 12



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=Text(Date(year(e3),month(e3)+1,20),"mmm d, yyyy")

might be another way.

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"Minitman" wrote in message
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Thanks Dave,

I appreciate the reply, but that's not what I was looking for. It
turns out all I needed was to look deeper into the TEXT() command and
I came up with this where E3 is the date entry cell:

=TEXT(E3+30, "mmm")&" 20, "&TEXT(E3+30, "yyyy")

-Minitman


On Sun, 16 Jan 2005 20:39:32 -0800, Dave D-C
wrote:

Minitman wrote:
I have three cells. The first (A1) has a month listing and the
second (B1) has a year listing. I have CommandButtons to change the
months and the years, just not the code to make them work.

Is your question what to do with months 12?:
NewYear = OldYear + AddYears + (OldMonth + AddMonths-1) \ 12
NewMonth = 1 + (OldMonth + AddMonths - 1) mod 12
or, if you've already got the old..+add..= new..
NewYear = NewYear + (NewMonth-1) \ 12
NewMonth = 1 + (NewMonth - 1) mod 12



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