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Change date by one year
I have a list of birthdays formulated 8/12/05
I want to change all the dates to next year i.e. 8/12/06 oldjay |
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Change date by one year
You could use a formula:
=date(year(a1)+1,month(a1),day(a1)) Oldjay wrote: I have a list of birthdays formulated 8/12/05 I want to change all the dates to next year i.e. 8/12/06 oldjay -- Dave Peterson |
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Change date by one year
Or, for a "quick and dirty" solution
Ctrl+h to bring up Find and Replace Find What /2005 Replace with /2006 Replace all Regards Roger Govier Dave Peterson wrote: You could use a formula: =date(year(a1)+1,month(a1),day(a1)) Oldjay wrote: I have a list of birthdays formulated 8/12/05 I want to change all the dates to next year i.e. 8/12/06 oldjay |
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