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Bonnie
 
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Hi there. Using E02 on XP. Have a column (A) of dates of birth. What
formula would I use in column B to calculate the date they will turn 65?
I've put in =A1+65 but it adds 65 days not years. Help?!?!?!

Thanks in advance for any help or advice!!!

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=date(YEAR(A1)+65,MONTH(A1),DAY(A1))

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Hi there. Using E02 on XP. Have a column (A) of dates of birth. What
formula would I use in column B to calculate the date they will turn 65?
I've put in =A1+65 but it adds 65 days not years. Help?!?!?!

Thanks in advance for any help or advice!!!

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Bonnie



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Bonnie,

=DATE(YEAR(A1)+65,MONTH(A1),DAY(A1))

HTH,
Bernie
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Hi there. Using E02 on XP. Have a column (A) of dates of birth. What
formula would I use in column B to calculate the date they will turn 65?
I've put in =A1+65 but it adds 65 days not years. Help?!?!?!

Thanks in advance for any help or advice!!!

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Bonnie



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Bob, you are EXCELLENT! Just what I needed, it works and so quickly!!!
Thanks!
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=date(YEAR(A1)+65,MONTH(A1),DAY(A1))

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HTH

RP
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"Bonnie" wrote in message
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Hi there. Using E02 on XP. Have a column (A) of dates of birth. What
formula would I use in column B to calculate the date they will turn 65?
I've put in =A1+65 but it adds 65 days not years. Help?!?!?!

Thanks in advance for any help or advice!!!

--
Bonnie




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