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I think your source data is not entered in the proper format and/or result is
not formatted properly... assuming EDATE is wrong... it should give the same result for row 3 and 4... This is what I get with your inputs 1-Jul-09 1-Nov-09 1-May-09 1-May-09 I entered 1-Nov-2009 for the FROM date... "JAD" wrote: I have a worksheet that contains (3) columns of date information; Start Date, Number of Months, End Date. To calculate the End Date, I am using the EDATE function that is not outputting the answer I am expecting. As an example of what EDATE reports, here are some examples. Start Date # of Months End Date Example 1 Nov-10 (16) May-09 Example 2 Nov-10 (12) Nov-09 Example 3 Nov-10 (18) May-10 Example 4 Nov-10 (18) Nov-10 Can anyone tell me why EDATE is reporting incorrect data and how I might be able to fix it? Your response would be appreciated. Thank You, JAD |
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