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I use the following function(s) in a list of dates (ascending, obviously) to
=VLOOKUP(DATE(YEAR(NOW())-5;MONTH(NOW());DAY(NOW()));$A:$A;1) This gives me either today, or the last occurance of the same day 5 years ago if today is not available. I know what causes this, but can anybody give me a not too complicated formula for getting the next one? Thanks a lot! Mike |
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