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B.G. - Canada

Consecutive dates using two cells at a time.
 
I want cells a1 and a2 to have a date of Jan. 1/09 then have cells a3 and a4
to be Jan.2/09 etc.. in this consecutive pattern for the entire year. Is
there any fast way to accomplish this other than manualy entering the date
two cells at a time? Any help much appreciated!

Ron Rosenfeld

Consecutive dates using two cells at a time.
 
On Wed, 14 Jan 2009 10:52:05 -0800, B.G. - Canada <B.G. -
wrote:

I want cells a1 and a2 to have a date of Jan. 1/09 then have cells a3 and a4
to be Jan.2/09 etc.. in this consecutive pattern for the entire year. Is
there any fast way to accomplish this other than manualy entering the date
two cells at a time? Any help much appreciated!



Enter

A1: 1 Jan 2009
A2: 1 Jan 2009
A3: =A1+1

Select A3:A730

Fill Down (or <ctrl-d )

--ron

B.G. - Canada[_2_]

Consecutive dates using two cells at a time.
 
Awesome! thanks Ron!

"Ron Rosenfeld" wrote:

On Wed, 14 Jan 2009 10:52:05 -0800, B.G. - Canada <B.G. -
wrote:

I want cells a1 and a2 to have a date of Jan. 1/09 then have cells a3 and a4
to be Jan.2/09 etc.. in this consecutive pattern for the entire year. Is
there any fast way to accomplish this other than manualy entering the date
two cells at a time? Any help much appreciated!



Enter

A1: 1 Jan 2009
A2: 1 Jan 2009
A3: =A1+1

Select A3:A730

Fill Down (or <ctrl-d )

--ron


Ron Rosenfeld

Consecutive dates using two cells at a time.
 
On Wed, 14 Jan 2009 11:31:03 -0800, B.G. - Canada
wrote:

Awesome! thanks Ron!


Glad to help. Thanks for the feedback.
--ron


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