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Dates Formating
hi
Me again new question --- how do you auto format dates in Excel. At the top of my table (see my previous question) I manually write the dates for every Monday in the year but I would like to do this automatically any ideas? Also how can I change the dates every six months without having to start a new table Gazmac1 |
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can't you just put the date for the first Monday in a cell and then
=thatcell+7 -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "gazmac1" wrote in message ... hi Me again new question --- how do you auto format dates in Excel. At the top of my table (see my previous question) I manually write the dates for every Monday in the year but I would like to do this automatically any ideas? Also how can I change the dates every six months without having to start a new table Gazmac1 |
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sorry Don but me being completely new to Excel I need you to explain what you
mean. (I did try but got errors) Gazmac1 "Don Guillett" wrote: can't you just put the date for the first Monday in a cell and then =thatcell+7 -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "gazmac1" wrote in message ... hi Me again new question --- how do you auto format dates in Excel. At the top of my table (see my previous question) I manually write the dates for every Monday in the year but I would like to do this automatically any ideas? Also how can I change the dates every six months without having to start a new table Gazmac1 |
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Thanks Don It worked a treat ---- easy when you know how.
Thanks again Gazmac1 "Don Guillett" wrote: in cell a1 put in a valid date that is a Monday. in cell b1 put in the formula =a1+7 goto the lower right corner of that cellfind the little squaredrag to the right as many cells as desired -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "gazmac1" wrote in message ... sorry Don but me being completely new to Excel I need you to explain what you mean. (I did try but got errors) Gazmac1 "Don Guillett" wrote: can't you just put the date for the first Monday in a cell and then =thatcell+7 -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "gazmac1" wrote in message ... hi Me again new question --- how do you auto format dates in Excel. At the top of my table (see my previous question) I manually write the dates for every Monday in the year but I would like to do this automatically any ideas? Also how can I change the dates every six months without having to start a new table Gazmac1 |
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Dates Formating
glad to help
-- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "gazmac1" wrote in message ... Thanks Don It worked a treat ---- easy when you know how. Thanks again Gazmac1 "Don Guillett" wrote: in cell a1 put in a valid date that is a Monday. in cell b1 put in the formula =a1+7 goto the lower right corner of that cellfind the little squaredrag to the right as many cells as desired -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "gazmac1" wrote in message ... sorry Don but me being completely new to Excel I need you to explain what you mean. (I did try but got errors) Gazmac1 "Don Guillett" wrote: can't you just put the date for the first Monday in a cell and then =thatcell+7 -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "gazmac1" wrote in message ... hi Me again new question --- how do you auto format dates in Excel. At the top of my table (see my previous question) I manually write the dates for every Monday in the year but I would like to do this automatically any ideas? Also how can I change the dates every six months without having to start a new table Gazmac1 |
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