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Old September 9th, 2004, 02:21 AM
vpr
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Default If I change a date in a date column how do I get the dates below .

I have a column with dates. When I change a date I want all the dates below
the one I've changed to change automatically? How would I do this in Excel?
Thanks!
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Old September 9th, 2004, 02:33 AM
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One way is to enter a date in A1.
In A2 enter this formula:
=A1+1
And copy it down as far as needed.
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I have a column with dates. When I change a date I want all the dates

below
the one I've changed to change automatically? How would I do this in

Excel?
Thanks!


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Old September 9th, 2004, 03:58 AM
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You didn't specify quite enough. Do you want the dates
below the one changed to be equal to the new date?? This
seems too easy, so I must not understand. If the cell that
you put the new date into is "A1", then in subsequent date
cells in column "A" you can write =A1, i.e., just let the
others copy whatever is in cell A1.
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I have a column with dates. When I change a date I want

all the dates below
the one I've changed to change automatically? How would I

do this in Excel?
Thanks!
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