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Make it Simple!
If I want to create Date Cells in Row A (Jan 2007. Feb 2007, etc) is there a
quick and easy formula that allows me to merely copy and paste, as opposed to typing each Date and Year in each indiviudal cell? I'm setting up dates for 2007 and 2008, and just want to find a quicker way to do it. Thanks Dan |
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