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How can I always display the upcoming Monday date?
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try
=TODAY()+(9-WEEKDAY(TODAY()))

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What do you want it to show when the current day is a Monday, next Monday
or current date?

If the former

=TODAY()-WEEKDAY(TODAY(),2)+8


if the latter


=TODAY()-WEEKDAY(TODAY()-2)+7



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=TODAY()+6-MOD(WEEKDAY(TODAY())+4,7)
Note that if today is Monday, it shows today's date.

If you want it to show next Monday if today is Monday, then try
=TODAY()+7-MOD(WEEKDAY(TODAY())+5,7)
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Yes, I thought my formulae looked more complicated than they needed to be.
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What do you want it to show when the current day is a Monday, next Monday
or current date?

If the former

=TODAY()-WEEKDAY(TODAY(),2)+8

if the latter

=TODAY()-WEEKDAY(TODAY()-2)+7

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Hi,

Fails if today is a Sunday.
Any formula with 9 as an offset will fail for one precise day during the
week.

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=TODAY()+(9-WEEKDAY(TODAY()))

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Try:

=TODAY()-WEEKDAY(TODAY())+2

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That won't show upcoming Monday, it will show the Monday of the current
week. For instance upcoming Monday for me for today (05/22/07) would be
05/28/07 but your formula returns 05/21/07. It might be that the OP wanted
this but the word upcoming makes me think it is not the case


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