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In my spreedsheet we have to record daily test results with an id numbered
assigned to them. To start the new year we would start with 20061. 2006 represents the year and 1 represents the first sample. I start the year with this number and then in the following cells my formula just adds one. This elminates us typing in the id number so the next number would be 20062 etc. I did not take into account that once I reached 20069 my next ID number turned to 20070. I need to keep the 2006 so after 20069, the next reading would be 200610. Is there a way to do this either through formating or a different formula. thanks in advance scott |