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Re: Problems with static dd/mm and rolling year

 
 
joeu2004
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      17th Aug 2012
"JoAsh" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
> Im currently trying to create a database for work to flag up documents
> which are due for review each year. The IF statements are all working
> for this system but the one thing which is creating problems is that I
> cant seem to find the correct formula to show the review date (Which is
> an annual static dd/mm each year) but have the year part automatically
> rolling over to the current year.


When you ask questions like this, you need to give us some details to work
if you want a turnkey solution. Cell references; cell contents. How you
determine the review year. How you determine dd and mm: in cells;
hardcoded?

If the last review year is a number in A1, perhaps =DATE(A1+1,3,15) will
work to specify a next review date of March 15 one year later.

Alternatively, if you just want "next year", perhaps
=DATE(YEAR(TODAY()),3,15).

If you cannot adapt either form to solve your specific problem, post a reply
with some details.

 
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