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I told you it was EASY
"EllenM" wrote: Hi again, I actually got it. Enter 364 in an empty cell Copy that cell: EditCopy Now, select the range of cells you want to increase Then do: EditPaste SpecialaddOK reformat cells to desired date format Clear the 364 from the cell. No programming necessay!! "Joel" wrote: This is real easy. You don't have to worry about leap year. Just add 364 to the date. the string on the wroksheet name has to be a valid date format that excel recognizes. I named my worksheets 1-2-07 (you can't use slashes in worksheet names like your example. This code will work real well. Sub update() For Each ws In Worksheets WSDate = DateValue(ws.Name) NewWSDate = WSDate + 364 NewWSName = Format(NewWSDate, "mm-dd-yy") ws.Name = NewWSName Next ws End Sub "EllenM" wrote: Hello, I'd like to update a time card file to the 2008. It contains 26 worksheets, each worksheet contains 14 dates. For example 1/2/07 would become 1/1/08. For dates after Feb 28th, for example 3/5/07 would become 3/3/08. Is there a formula that would make these conversions? Sounds like I'd need one for before Feb 28th and a second for after Feb 28th. Thanks in advance. Ellen |
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