Thank you for your response, but I can't get the formula to work.
Any other ideas? mikeburg
Thank you for your response, but I can't get the formula to work.
Any other ideas? mikeburg
Does this work for you, Mike?
=CHOOSE(WEEKDAY(J2),5,4,3,7,6,5,6)+J2
No. However, using either formula in cell J27 causes the date of 1/06/00 when it should be the following Friday, 6-06-08 (cell F2 has 06/01/08).
I have both J2 & J27 formatted 03/14/01, if that means anything.
Thanks for the help. Any other ideas? mikeburg
If J2 contains the date 1-Jun-08 then the formula I suggested will return 6-Jun-08, isn't that the correct result?
Note: the formatting should make no difference as long as J2 contains a date
Note:
My formula also will return June 6, 08 if June 1, 08 appears in J2.
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Yes, 6-Jun-08 is the correct result.
However, my result is coming up as 06-Jan-00. I just can't understand why.
mikeburg
Are you sure the formula is referencing the correct cell. The formula I suggested;
=CHOOSE(WEEKDAY(J2),5,4,3,7,6,5,6)+J2
will show 6-Jan-00 only if J2 is blank
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