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by dklippert
The place to look for "Date Math" is
www.cpearson.com/excel/datetime.htm
Here's one suggestion. choose one cell to place the starting date, say A1.
Enter the following formula in the first cell of the column where you want the dates displayed, say F1.
=DATE(YEAR($A$1),MONTH($A$1)+ROWS($F$1:F1),0)
Now grab the fill handle at the lower right corner and fill the formula down as far as it may be needed.
by csuu
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by sgt_shultz
by sgt_shultz
here is the formula that will yield the end of the month date for January 03. change the last parameter (the month offset - the zero in this example) to 1 thru 11 for the rest of the months. remember to format the cells in the date format you want, else you just see a strange number..
=EOMONTH("01/01/03",0) -put in January cell
=EOMONTH("01/01/03",1) -put in february cell
and so on...
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by csuu
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by ananthap
In a cell, typing "date(2003,10,1) - 1" (without the quotes) will give you "September 30, 2001". That is, the first day of the next month MINUS 1 day.
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