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my invoices need to show a due date of the 10th of the following month
provided the current date is no later than the 27th. an invoice going out on 6/26/2008 should show a due date of 7/10/2008. working with dates in excel is new to me, any help would be welcome. |
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What if it **is** after the 27th... what should be shown then? You will
probably answer this with your answer to the previous question, but in case not<g, what if the current date is before the 10th of the current month? Rick "slow but sure" <slow but wrote in message ... my invoices need to show a due date of the 10th of the following month provided the current date is no later than the 27th. an invoice going out on 6/26/2008 should show a due date of 7/10/2008. working with dates in excel is new to me, any help would be welcome. |
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my invoices need to show a due date of the 10th of the following month
provided the current date is no later than the 27th. an invoice going out on 6/26/2008 should show a due date of 7/10/2008. With the invoice-going-out date in A1, maybe something like this would work: =EOMONTH(A1,--(DAY(A1)27))+10 |
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hi
what happens if the current date is after the 27th? using your example of 6/26/08, a formula could work... =DATE(YEAR(D2),MONTH(D2)+1,10) however, we need to work in the question above for a more complete solution. Regards FSt1 "slow but sure" wrote: my invoices need to show a due date of the 10th of the following month provided the current date is no later than the 27th. an invoice going out on 6/26/2008 should show a due date of 7/10/2008. working with dates in excel is new to me, any help would be welcome. |
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On Sun, 15 Jun 2008 17:39:00 -0700, slow but sure <slow but
wrote: my invoices need to show a due date of the 10th of the following month provided the current date is no later than the 27th. an invoice going out on 6/26/2008 should show a due date of 7/10/2008. working with dates in excel is new to me, any help would be welcome. Excel stores dates as serial numbers with 1 = 1/1/1900 Assuming also that an invoice dated 6/28/2008 should have a due date of 8/10/2008, try: =DATE(YEAR(A1),MONTH(A1)+1+(DAY(A1)27),10) --ron |
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