Question....if I were to put 01/01/07 in cell A1, is there a formula available I can put in B1 that would give me 02/01/07, C1 would give 03/01/07 & so forth & so forth???
Thanx
Question....if I were to put 01/01/07 in cell A1, is there a formula available I can put in B1 that would give me 02/01/07, C1 would give 03/01/07 & so forth & so forth???
Thanx
Try
and drag across=DATE(YEAR(A1),MONTH(A1)+1,DAY(A1))
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Last edited by VBA Noob; 11-16-2007 at 05:23 PM.
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Or if you have the Analysis toolpak installed try
VBA Noob=EDATE(A1,1)
put date in A1
In B1 put this formula =A1+1
Drag formula across
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Mudraker,
That what I posted until I re-read the titleFirst day of each monthVBA NoobOriginally Posted by mudraker
Nice....Thanx.
LT
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Yeap Reading titles does help to answer question correctly
Here's another way.....
=A1+32-DAY(A1+31)
You can accomplish this without using a formula. Enter your date, do a right click drag across, release and choose "fill months" or "Series..." and choose "Months" in the Date Unit area.
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