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How do I minus 12 weeks from a starting date?
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Date - 12 weeks
Is a week 7 days?
=start_date-84 =A1-84 Biff "Deb" wrote in message ups.com... How do I minus 12 weeks from a starting date? Thanks for your assistance |
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Date - 12 weeks
take away 84
=a1-84 where A1 contains a date "Deb" wrote: How do I minus 12 weeks from a starting date? Thanks for your assistance |
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Date - 12 weeks
thanks everyone...I was trying to make it more complicated then it
really was On Feb 6, 2:00 pm, Mike wrote: take away 84 =a1-84 where A1 contains a date "Deb" wrote: How do I minus 12 weeks from a starting date? Thanks for your assistance- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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