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My question is simple:
How can I calculate a future or past date in Excel? I tried "EDATE" but didn't work. Thanks. |
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With a date in Cell A1, you can put =A1+7 to get one week later, or =A1-7 to
get one week earlier. Add any number, and it adds that many days to your date. ******************* ~Anne Troy www.OfficeArticles.com www.MyExpertsOnline.com "MosMash" wrote in message ... My question is simple: How can I calculate a future or past date in Excel? I tried "EDATE" but didn't work. Thanks. |
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For Edate formula to work you need to install (or activate) the "analysis
toolpak" add-in. The system will tell you whether you need the office suite cd. Depends which options you used when you first installed excel. -- Greetings from New Zealand Bill K "MosMash" wrote in message ... My question is simple: How can I calculate a future or past date in Excel? I tried "EDATE" but didn't work. Thanks. |
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