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Month and year problem -
Hi there I have a slight problem and I don't know how to do it.
I have these 3 columns in: Column A (January to December in a sequence) around 170 cells Column G has a calendar that pops up and displays dates (format dd/mm/yyyy) (this is only filled in if actions are required) Column H that has dates in it in same dd/mm/yy format (only filled in automatically if they have looked at the cells) What I need it to do is if cells in column G & H are blank then it keeps the cells going in the same sequence down as it is already (but as Jan-07 format for example) If column G has input e.g. 31/04/07 then it changes column A to the following month e.g. May-07. And if column H has been filled in then it will change the date in A to a year after the date it originally had e.g. May-07 will become May-08. G will always take precedence over H if both are filled in. Any help with this would be greatly appreciated as I am a complete novice at the moment. |
Month and year problem -
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"Pasty" wrote: Hi there I have a slight problem and I don't know how to do it. I have these 3 columns in: Column A (January to December in a sequence) around 170 cells Column G has a calendar that pops up and displays dates (format dd/mm/yyyy) (this is only filled in if actions are required) Column H that has dates in it in same dd/mm/yy format (only filled in automatically if they have looked at the cells) What I need it to do is if cells in column G & H are blank then it keeps the cells going in the same sequence down as it is already (but as Jan-07 format for example) If column G has input e.g. 31/04/07 then it changes column A to the following month e.g. May-07. And if column H has been filled in then it will change the date in A to a year after the date it originally had e.g. May-07 will become May-08. G will always take precedence over H if both are filled in. Any help with this would be greatly appreciated as I am a complete novice at the moment. |
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