I have a spreadsheet that is updated daily during the week, so when I come in
on Monday, I have to fill in information for Friday, Saturday and Sunday. I
only do one spreadsheet at a time, then e-mail to the powers that be. At the
top of the spreadsheet in A3, I have the date for the day after the dayend
date that was run. So for instance, Friday's dayend spreadsheet I am filling
in will have Saturday's date in cell A3. Saturday's dayend sheet will have
Sunday's date, and so on. When I'm here during the week, I put in today's
date for yesterday's dayend. I have calculations based on the date that is
in A3 elsewhere in the spreadsheet, but every day I fill the sheet
information in, I have to remember to change the date. Column A has the
numbered days of the month. I need a formula that will auto calculate the
correct date in cell A3 if contents has been entered in range B8:B38. See
below for example. I hope this isn't as confusing as it sounds as I'm
reading back.

7/08/2007--cell A3

A B
Day Admits
1 12
2 7
3 5
4 8
5 14
6 16
7 6
This example would is being done on Monday July 9th, I entered information
into spreadsheet for July 7th, so date on the spreadsheet should be July 8th.
The calculation I need is when data is entered into column B in the last
cell, will put the correct date in A3. Didn't know if there was some way to
use the A column numbers to do that or not? Say if column B has data entered
into the range in the last cell, then to take the first day of the month plus
the number in column A next to the cell where the data is entered and add
one? Any help would be greatly appreciated!!!