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I have a spreadsheet where in one column (Column A) a user needs to insert a
year end date (eg: 30/06/2002) as the starting date of the loan. Then the years increment below - Each cell below this starting cell needs to increase yearly for the term of the loan. So I need calculations for if there is a leap year, etc. I have used =A10+365 but it doesn't calculate for leap years so I have to insert the 366 on the leap years. Is there any way to ensure this is done by a formula? PLEASE NOTE: We use the date formula in Australia 31/03/2002. |
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