Disregard Paul and Bob...

I figured out the formula...

Thanks much for your help.

Rick



"Rick_C" wrote:

Thank You Bob and Paul...

It worked great but now I have another request. I did not originally post it
since I thought that the same formula would work for the next problem... but
it does not.

Here is the scenario:

D8 is a number field. When D8 is populated with a number (i.e., 10), that
number is subtracted from H6 (see below for the format) , which is generated
by the date entered into A6. Field H8 (protected date formated as mm/dd/yyyy)
gets the end result.

Example: A6 = 01/01/2006 so H6 = 06/30/2006.
If D8 is 10 then H8 shoudl be 06/20/2006.

Now, if A6 is null, then H6 is blank thanks to your help. However, H8 shows
#Value!

How can I make H8 blank if there is no data.

Thank you for all your help. Usually I do all this in Access and I know how
to do it there but Excel is a new breed for me :)

Much appreciated...

Rick




"Bob Phillips" wrote:

=IF(A6="","",A6+180)

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HTH

Bob Phillips

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"Rick_C" wrote in message
...
Column A Row 6 is an unprotected date field (mm/dd/yyyy).
Column H Row 6 is a protected date field (mm/dd/yyyy).

When you enter a date (i.e., 01/01/2006) into A6, 180 days are added to
the
date and is displayed in H6 (=A6 + 180) with the result being 06/30/2006.

When A6 is null, H6 displays 06/28/1900.

First of all, am I using the right method to add 180 days to A6.
If yes, how can I make H6 not display the odd date when A6 is null.

Thank you in advance for your assistance.

Rick