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Give an alternative option so that i can get the series of dates in this way,
1.1.08, 01.02.2008, 01.03.2008, ..so on , instead of typing |
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Put the first date in A1.
In B1, put: =A1+1 and copy across -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200796 |
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The usual format for dates would be 1/1/08 not 1.1.08.
If you are using American style dates then enter 1/1/08 in A1 and drag down on the fill handle - left click on the little square at the bottom righ-hand corner the of the cell and drag down to index the date up one day. If you are using British style dates so that you are indexing it in months not days then enter 1/1/08 in A1 and 1/2/08 in A2, highlight both and then drag down on the fill handle. -- HTH Sandy In Perth, the ancient capital of Scotland and the crowning place of kings Replace @mailinator.com with @tiscali.co.uk "C.M." wrote in message ... Give an alternative option so that i can get the series of dates in this way, 1.1.08, 01.02.2008, 01.03.2008, ..so on , instead of typing |
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