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=Date(year(today()),month(today()),A1)
works great,
However I need the formula to subtract 1 month if the value returned would be greater than today's date.
=Date(year(today()),month(today()),A1)
works great,
However I need the formula to subtract 1 month if the value returned would be greater than today's date.
Last edited by vasto; 09-28-2009 at 03:16 PM.
How about?
=DATE(YEAR(TODAY()),MONTH(TODAY())-IF(DATE(YEAR(TODAY()),MONTH(TODAY()),A1)>TODAY(),1,0),A1)
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However, if that day of the month doesn't exist, it will carry into the next month.
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For example, if today is 3/15/09 and you enter 30 into A1, 2/30/09 does not exist. It will return 3/2/09 (Feb 28 + 2). Is this good enough for your purposes?
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