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Default list of bi-weekly paydates for 2009 beginning 1/8/09

List of biweekly payperiods that start on Monday 12/22/08, Pay Period ends
Sunday 1/4/09 and paycheck date is Thursday 1/8/09. For formula in excel to
do this automatically for 2009 and I won't have to do it manually.
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Default list of bi-weekly paydates for 2009 beginning 1/8/09

In A1 enter Pay Period

In A2 enter the start date of 12/22/2008

In A3 enter =A2 + 14 drag/copy down as far as you wish to cover 2009

In B1 enter Paycheque Date

In B3 enter =A3 + 4 copy down.


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List of biweekly payperiods that start on Monday 12/22/08, Pay Period ends
Sunday 1/4/09 and paycheck date is Thursday 1/8/09. For formula in excel to
do this automatically for 2009 and I won't have to do it manually.


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Default list of bi-weekly paydates for 2009 beginning 1/8/09

In A1 put "Start" In B1 put "End" and in C1 Payday
In A2 put 12/22/2008. In B2, put 1/4/2009. In C2, 1/8/2009
In A3 put =A2+14. In B3, =B2+14 and in C3 =C2+14
Highlight A3 and B3 and in the lower-right corner of the selection box
you'll see your cursor turns into a + when you mouse over it. When it does,
click it and drag down as far as you like.

Does it produce the correct results?

If not, can you provide more information?

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List of biweekly payperiods that start on Monday 12/22/08, Pay Period ends
Sunday 1/4/09 and paycheck date is Thursday 1/8/09. For formula in excel to
do this automatically for 2009 and I won't have to do it manually.

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