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I get the formula to run okay, but I keep getting the year 1900...how do I
get 2005 or future years to appear?
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What's your formula? What are the values of the input cells?

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I get the formula to run okay, but I keep getting the year 1900...how do I
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The formula
=WORKDAY(A1,A2,)
Produces the result 1/7/2005 for me when cell A1 has 1/1/2005 in it and cell
A2 has 5 in it.
Perhaps you need to check the way the cells are formatted. Mine are
formatted as dates (except A2 with the 5 which is formatted general).

Hope this helps.

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Bill Horton

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