I need to add 60 calendar days to the current date in an EXCEL worksheet
(i.e., August 1, 2005 + 60 calendar days) so I will know when to send out a
second notice.

I tried putting the current date in cell A2 and using the formula
=workday(A2+60) but I get an error message. Does anyone know the correct
formula to use?

If you want you can just add 60 to the cell containing the date and just make
sure it is formatted as a date. Alternatively you can use the EDATE. You can
see how to use EDATE on http://www.auditexcel.co.za/date.html .

"macheath48" wrote:

I need to add 60 calendar days to the current date in an EXCEL worksheet
(i.e., August 1, 2005 + 60 calendar days) so I will know when to send out a
second notice.

I tried putting the current date in cell A2 and using the formula
=workday(A2+60) but I get an error message. Does anyone know the correct
formula to use?

macheath48,

=A2+60

and format the cell as a date.

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HTH,
Bernie
MS Excel MVP


"macheath48" wrote in message
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I need to add 60 calendar days to the current date in an EXCEL worksheet
(i.e., August 1, 2005 + 60 calendar days) so I will know when to send out a
second notice.

I tried putting the current date in cell A2 and using the formula
=workday(A2+60) but I get an error message. Does anyone know the correct
formula to use?