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I have a series of given dates in column 1; which formula should I use to
calculate automatically the dates, 10 weeks later, in column 2 -- Guido |
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Since XL dates are just integer offsets from a base date:
A1: <date B1: =A1+70 Format B1 as a date. In article , Guido Cole wrote: I have a series of given dates in column 1; which formula should I use to calculate automatically the dates, 10 weeks later, in column 2 |
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Hi!
Just add 70: A1 = some date B1 = =A1+70 Biff "Guido Cole" wrote in message ... I have a series of given dates in column 1; which formula should I use to calculate automatically the dates, 10 weeks later, in column 2 -- Guido |
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