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Date Calculation (from entered date / 1yr later in next field)
In Excel, I want to be able to enter a date in one field and have a date that
is 1 year later in the field next to it; what formula may I use to achieve this? Also, if the resulting date is past, how do I make the date turn red? And, if the first date is 8/30/2008, how do I make it that it turns Green when we are three months before this date? -- AjaminB |
Date Calculation (from entered date / 1yr later in next field)
Try this
suppose u enter date in A1 in B1 put this formula =DATE(YEAR(A1)+1,MONTH(A1),DAY(A1)) and drag it till u need.... Select the col B | go to format | conditional formatting | condition 1- formula is : =B1<TODAY() | pcik the color | condition 2 - formula is =B1(TODAY()-90) | pick the color | ok On Sep 27, 6:54*pm, ajaminb wrote: In Excel, I want to be able to enter a date in one field and have a date that is 1 year later in the field next to it; what formula may I use to achieve this? Also, if the resulting date is past, how do I make the date turn red? And, if the first date is 8/30/2008, how do I make it that it turns Green when we are three months before this date? -- AjaminB |
Date Calculation (from entered date / 1yr later in next field)
This is tremendously helpful. Condition 2 isn't working exactly as I'm
intending; it is making the color green (as I've selected) if it is any time before the time of the date. My ideas is that the cell/field is black and the font is white, if the date is past the date show, the date will turn red (this is working). If the date show is long before it expires it will remain white, at 90-day before the date is, it turns green. Any ideas? -- AjaminB "muddan madhu" wrote: Try this suppose u enter date in A1 in B1 put this formula =DATE(YEAR(A1)+1,MONTH(A1),DAY(A1)) and drag it till u need.... Select the col B | go to format | conditional formatting | condition 1- formula is : =B1<TODAY() | pcik the color | condition 2 - formula is =B1(TODAY()-90) | pick the color | ok On Sep 27, 6:54 pm, ajaminb wrote: In Excel, I want to be able to enter a date in one field and have a date that is 1 year later in the field next to it; what formula may I use to achieve this? Also, if the resulting date is past, how do I make the date turn red? And, if the first date is 8/30/2008, how do I make it that it turns Green when we are three months before this date? -- AjaminB |
Date Calculation (from entered date / 1yr later in next field)
Hi,
Here is a shorter formula: suppose the first date is in A1 and in B1 you enter =EDATE(A1,12) This is an analysis toolpak function, so in 2003 and earlier you need to choose Tools, Add-ins, and check Analysis ToolPak -- Thanks, Shane Devenshire "ajaminb" wrote: In Excel, I want to be able to enter a date in one field and have a date that is 1 year later in the field next to it; what formula may I use to achieve this? Also, if the resulting date is past, how do I make the date turn red? And, if the first date is 8/30/2008, how do I make it that it turns Green when we are three months before this date? -- AjaminB |
Date Calculation (from entered date / 1yr later in next field)
Not sure why but this method didn't work for me.
-- AjaminB "ShaneDevenshire" wrote: Hi, Here is a shorter formula: suppose the first date is in A1 and in B1 you enter =EDATE(A1,12) This is an analysis toolpak function, so in 2003 and earlier you need to choose Tools, Add-ins, and check Analysis ToolPak -- Thanks, Shane Devenshire "ajaminb" wrote: In Excel, I want to be able to enter a date in one field and have a date that is 1 year later in the field next to it; what formula may I use to achieve this? Also, if the resulting date is past, how do I make the date turn red? And, if the first date is 8/30/2008, how do I make it that it turns Green when we are three months before this date? -- AjaminB |
Date Calculation (from entered date / 1yr later in next field)
What do you mean by "did not work"? Did you get an error message, or an
unexpected result? Did you look at Excel help for the EDATE function? -- David Biddulph "ajaminb" wrote in message ... Not sure why but this method didn't work for me. -- AjaminB "ShaneDevenshire" wrote: Hi, Here is a shorter formula: suppose the first date is in A1 and in B1 you enter =EDATE(A1,12) This is an analysis toolpak function, so in 2003 and earlier you need to choose Tools, Add-ins, and check Analysis ToolPak -- Thanks, Shane Devenshire "ajaminb" wrote: In Excel, I want to be able to enter a date in one field and have a date that is 1 year later in the field next to it; what formula may I use to achieve this? Also, if the resulting date is past, how do I make the date turn red? And, if the first date is 8/30/2008, how do I make it that it turns Green when we are three months before this date? -- AjaminB |
Date Calculation (from entered date / 1yr later in next field)
Yes, the end result was not the date one year from the other date. It had a
#NAME? in the field and, no, I did not try help because another person who gave me another way to do it, their method worked, it is just a longer formula. Thank you, -- AjaminB "David Biddulph" wrote: What do you mean by "did not work"? Did you get an error message, or an unexpected result? Did you look at Excel help for the EDATE function? -- David Biddulph "ajaminb" wrote in message ... Not sure why but this method didn't work for me. -- AjaminB "ShaneDevenshire" wrote: Hi, Here is a shorter formula: suppose the first date is in A1 and in B1 you enter =EDATE(A1,12) This is an analysis toolpak function, so in 2003 and earlier you need to choose Tools, Add-ins, and check Analysis ToolPak -- Thanks, Shane Devenshire "ajaminb" wrote: In Excel, I want to be able to enter a date in one field and have a date that is 1 year later in the field next to it; what formula may I use to achieve this? Also, if the resulting date is past, how do I make the date turn red? And, if the first date is 8/30/2008, how do I make it that it turns Green when we are three months before this date? -- AjaminB |
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