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Hi All,
Its the end of a long week here and my brain has already shut-down for the weekend. can someone tell me how i can subtract one year from a date. eg, if the initial date is 19/09/2006 in cell A1 how do i calculate to get the result of 19/09/2005 in cell B2? i need to do this for two sets of approx. 3000 dates. i can't think what formula or vba i would use even though it seems soooo simple! i can't simply subtract 365 days because some might be in a leap year. tia, Tim |
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