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    tinkertron
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    It's really simply on what I want. I'll receive a case file, lets say I
    have two columns. Lets say the file comes in on 05/05/05 and I place
    this date in cell A1, and in the second column i want a date to be
    automactly inserted into the second column by how many days it takes to
    work the file. In my case it would be 5 days. So whats the formula that
    I would place in A1 cell to have A2 to insert a date?


    DaveShoe Wrote:
    > Greetings:
    >
    > I am unclear on what you are searching for, however I will give it a
    > try:
    >
    > If you are saying that you have 2 columns, each with a date and you
    > want to know the difference between the two, you can use a simple
    > subtraction formula.
    >
    > if: a2=feb 3 and b2= jan 20
    > =a2-b2 gives you "14".
    >
    > Be sure to format this last column as a number or general. You could
    > achieve similar results if you need to add days to dates, in which it
    > would yield a new date.
    > =a2 + 5 gives "feb 8"
    >
    > Good Luck.
    >
    > Dave
    >
    >
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    Biff
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    Hi!

    If you enter a date in cell A1 put this formula in cell A2:

    =A1+5

    OR, to be more thorough, you would first test cell A1 to
    make sure it has a date in it:

    =IF(ISNUMBER(A1),A1+5,"")

    This will leave cell A2 blank if a date hasn't been
    entered into cell A1.

    Biff

    >-----Original Message-----
    >
    >It's really simply on what I want. I'll receive a case

    file, lets say I
    >have two columns. Lets say the file comes in on 05/05/05

    and I place
    >this date in cell A1, and in the second column i want a

    date to be
    >automactly inserted into the second column by how many

    days it takes to
    >work the file. In my case it would be 5 days. So whats

    the formula that
    >I would place in A1 cell to have A2 to insert a date?
    >
    >
    >DaveShoe Wrote:
    >> Greetings:
    >>
    >> I am unclear on what you are searching for, however I

    will give it a
    >> try:
    >>
    >> If you are saying that you have 2 columns, each with a

    date and you
    >> want to know the difference between the two, you can

    use a simple
    >> subtraction formula.
    >>
    >> if: a2=feb 3 and b2= jan 20
    >> =a2-b2 gives you "14".
    >>
    >> Be sure to format this last column as a number or

    general. You could
    >> achieve similar results if you need to add days to

    dates, in which it
    >> would yield a new date.
    >> =a2 + 5 gives "feb 8"
    >>
    >> Good Luck.
    >>
    >> Dave
    >>
    >>
    >> --
    >> DaveShoe
    >> --------------------------------------------------------

    ----------------
    >> DaveShoe's Profile: http://www.msusenet.com/member.php?

    userid=315
    >> View this thread: http://www.msusenet.com/t-1869397785

    >
    >
    >--
    >tinkertron
    >.
    >


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