In sheet 1 cell A1 i have a date that is generated from another sheet, the
date in this cell reads 'Jun-2005' (The cell is in mmm/yyyy format)

In cell B1 I have used the formula;

=DATE(YEAR(A1),MONTH(A1)+1,1)

This therefore returns the date 'Jul-2005' in cell B1.

I have continued this formula across row 1 for several columns.

In sheet 2 I have linked cells to those in sheet 1 as below;

cell A1 = 'Sheet1!A1 - this returns 'Jun-2005'
cell B1 = 'Sheet1!B1 - this returns 'Jul-2005'

Now in row 2 on sheet 2, i enter the following formulae and get the
following results.

cell A2 = right(A1,2) - this returns '05'
cell B2 = right(B1,2) - this returns '34'
cell C2 = right(C1,2) - this returns '65'

Is there any reason i get 34 returned for Jul 05 and 65 returned for Aug 05?
I need it to return '05'.

Any help you can be is very much appreciated,

Regards

Rich

Rich,

Your formula is returning the last two digits of the Excel serial
number for the date. July = 38534, Aug = 38565, Sept = 38596. Use
this instead.

=RIGHT(YEAR(C1),2)

HTH,

Cheers,

Steve


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