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I'm new to Excel (2003), so . . .
I'm trying to make a column to show every Sunday of the year for 2009. How do I do that without having to type in each date?? I've done it once before, but can't remember. Thanks for helping a newbie! Lisa |
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Hi,
Enter the date of the first Sunday in a cell (say) A1 04/01/2009 then in A2 enter =A1+7 drag down. Mike "msguirt" wrote: I'm new to Excel (2003), so . . . I'm trying to make a column to show every Sunday of the year for 2009. How do I do that without having to type in each date?? I've done it once before, but can't remember. Thanks for helping a newbie! Lisa |
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If the first one is in A1, the next is =A1+7, and copy down.
-- David Biddulph "msguirt" wrote in message ... I'm new to Excel (2003), so . . . I'm trying to make a column to show every Sunday of the year for 2009. How do I do that without having to type in each date?? I've done it once before, but can't remember. Thanks for helping a newbie! Lisa |
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