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Keeping a date as current year, even though formula determines previous year

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    Keeping a date as current year, even though formula determines previous year

    It may be best to show this issue with an attachment. I need the cells in column E to always be current year even though they are based on a formula from column B which contains various years. Is this possible? I'm looking to conditionally format column F as black fill if the date has passed. Was not a problem in column C where there is a one time occurrence. Is there a better way to do this?
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    Re: Keeping a date as current year, even though formula determines previous year

    Maybe with the formula:

    day
    month
    year

    See the yellow cells in the attached file.
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    Re: Keeping a date as current year, even though formula determines previous year

    You can use this formula in E3:

    =DATE(YEAR(TODAY()),MONTH(B3+180),DAY(B3+180))

    then copy it down.

    Hope this helps.

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    Re: Keeping a date as current year, even though formula determines previous year

    Thank you for your help Pete. Worked like a charm. Thanks given!

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