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Default Add 2 days before and after birthdate

On Apr 8, 3:50*pm, Dave Peterson wrote:
Sorry, I missed that:

=text(date(year(today()),month(a1),day(a1)-2),"mm/dd/yyyy") & " - " &
*text(date(year(today()),month(a1),day(a1)+2),"mm/dd/yyyy")





Sunflower wrote:

On Apr 8, 1:50 pm, Dave Peterson wrote:
In a single cell?


=text(a1-2,"mm/dd/yyyy") & " - " & text(a1+2,"mm/dd/yyyy")


Where A1 contains the date.


Sunflower wrote:


I have column of birthdates and need to have a date range showing 2
days before and after the Month and day (in current year) of
birthdate.


For example


Birthdate:
01/31/1968


Result:
01/29/2009 - 02/02/2009


Is this possible?


Any and all help greatly appreciated


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I do want the result in a single cell and what you sent works...
However, when I put your formula in the B1 cell
I am getting it to show...
01/29/1968 - 02/02/1968


What I need is the year to be current ...
01/29/2009 - 02/02/2009


Any and all help greatly appreciated


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BEAUTIFUL!!! Works like a charm!! Thank you so much


 
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