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    Dates in cells - is it possible to drag

    hey guys ive attatched a spreadsheet which i am doing to monitor agent stats in my team...

    what i want to be able to do now is to drag down so the dates automatically go in like they are now? with the weekly total etc

    dates must be mon - fri

    can any1 help?

    is it even possible?
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    Re: Dates in cells - is it possible to drag

    I doubt there is any way to drag anything like that. I've seen some creative use of dragging to increment text and numbers, but not dates interspersed with differing text strings - and over merged cells.

    I'd suggest creating a template sheet and put a date in the first cell, then use a formula in the remaining "date" cells that simply add 1 to the previous date cell.

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    Re: Dates in cells - is it possible to drag

    with unmerged cells
    put first monday in a2 and "daily total" in a6
    in a7 put
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