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How do I pull dates which fall into the range from today until 30 days from to day?

  1. 04-23-2009, 04:21 PM #1
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    How do I pull dates which fall into the range from today until 30 days from to day?

    Hello Excel experts,
    I got this problem I can’t solve, maybe it is easy to solve, but I am fairly new to writing functions in excel.
    I got a lot of different dates in single column, what I need is to pull the dates if they fall in to the range, from today till 30 days from now.
    I understand it calls for array formula.
    Please look at attached sample workbook “dates”.
    Any good suggestions,
    I thank you in advance!
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    Re: How do I pull dates which fall into the range from today until 30 days from to da

    In C3 enter:

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    and confirm it with CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER instead of just ENTER..

    Then copy it down column D as far as the last item in column B.
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    Re: How do I pull dates which fall into the range from today until 30 days from to da

    Here's how I would do it without an array formula. The helper column C added could be hidden...
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    Re: How do I pull dates which fall into the range from today until 30 days from to da

    Thank you NBVC and JBeaucaire very much,
    I really dose what I wanted both array and reg. formula.
    What about if I want to lookup dates in multiple columns, and return a list of dates from today till 30 days from today?
    I attached file “muli_col” which represent very closely my original document I am working on.
    Thank you very much
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    Re: How do I pull dates which fall into the range from today until 30 days from to da

    If you're going to post on multiple forums, the rules HERE state you post a link to the other postings so helpers can see what, if anything, has already been accomplished. It is only fair that you not keep relevant answers and work already provided hidden, so include links to other places you've posted.

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    Re: How do I pull dates which fall into the range from today until 30 days from to da

    Same answer for non-array.
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    Re: How do I pull dates which fall into the range from today until 30 days from to da

    Okay JBeaucaire, It makes sense.
    Thank you.
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    Re: How do I pull dates which fall into the range from today until 30 days from to da

    If that takes care of your need, be sure to EDIT your original post (Go Advanced) and mark the PREFIX box [SOLVED]
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