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=EDATE(A1,6) Format as Date. EDATE requires the Analysis ToolPak add-in be installed. If you enter the formula and get a #NAME? error see help on the EDATE function and it'll tell how to fix the problem. -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "lesiofamily" wrote in message ... is there a function which would calculate new date from a given date? e.g. column A row 1= 07.03.2009 I would like column B row 1 to show= 01.03.2010 - which is in 6 months is it possible? any suggestions welcome thank you -- lb |
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