I'm entering training dates in Excel. The recertification date is one year
from the original date. I want the recert. due date to enter itself when I
input original date. Original dates are one row, recerts are another.

=A1+365

If your dates were starting in A1 try this formula in B1

"wyrmslair" wrote:

I'm entering training dates in Excel. The recertification date is one year
from the original date. I want the recert. due date to enter itself when I
input original date. Original dates are one row, recerts are another.

=A1+365 assuming the original date is in cell A1

assuming you're not too worried about Leap Years, etc

Regards

Trevor


"wyrmslair" wrote in message
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I'm entering training dates in Excel. The recertification date is one
year
from the original date. I want the recert. due date to enter itself when
I
input original date. Original dates are one row, recerts are another.

If you are concerned about leap years then try:

=DATE(YEAR(A1)+1,MONTH(A1),DAY(A1))

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"wyrmslair" wrote in message
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I'm entering training dates in Excel. The recertification date is one
year
from the original date. I want the recert. due date to enter itself when
I
input original date. Original dates are one row, recerts are another.