dates of month automation

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how do i bring up teh days of of a month across columns. whatever todays'
date be, the formula should just check which month we r and should display
the dates. for eg., when we r in 29/1/2008 the cell should recognise that we
r in month jan and display dates from 31st dec to 3 rd feb(in calender the
first workday of teh month (monday) begins on 31st dec 2007 and the last
sunday of the month is feb 3rd).
so when im in feb, i should get dates from 4th feb to 2nd march. and for
march month it shud be as 3rd march to 30 th march etc till dec.
I should overwrite jan dates by feb dates and when in march my feb dates
should be overwritten by march dates.

In row 2 of teh sheet : from col F to AN
31-Dec-07 1-Jan-08 2-Jan-08 3-Jan-08 4-Jan-08 5-Jan-08 6-Jan-08

like the above eg., 31st dec 2007 starts at column F and this jan month
dates get filled till column AN and when its feb month it shud fill from
column F till column AK
 
Deepika,

Put this into cell F2 (a formula that returns the last Monday of the previous month):

=TODAY()-DAY(TODAY())-WEEKDAY(TODAY()-DAY(TODAY()),1)+2

and in cell G2, use the formula
=F2+1

and copy across for as far as you need - to AK2, formatting all cells as dates.

These formulas will update automatically as the month changes.

HTH,
Bernie
MS Excel MVP
 
Hi Bernie,
Thank You very much for ur reply. was very useful.
However when i set my system date to feb , then this formula still shows
jan month dates. how do i check if this works for feb and other months?
 
You could put a date into a cell, say E2, and use

=E2-DAY(E2)-WEEKDAY(E2-DAY(E2),1)+2

Then you can test is by putting any date into cell E2 - which is actually how I tested it prior to
posting.

HTH,
Bernie
MS Excel MVP
 

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