And the question is?
T T. Valko Mar 4, 2007 #3 Or, for the 1st of the month for the *next* month: =DATE(YEAR(Date + n),MONTH(Date + n)+1,1) Biff
M MH Mar 5, 2007 #4 An employee becomes eligible for benefits on the first of the month following a full 180 days of employment. I wanted to be able to enter the hire date and have a cell compute the eligible date.
An employee becomes eligible for benefits on the first of the month following a full 180 days of employment. I wanted to be able to enter the hire date and have a cell compute the eligible date.
M MH Mar 7, 2007 #6 Thank you. T. Valko said: Or, for the 1st of the month for the *next* month: =DATE(YEAR(Date + n),MONTH(Date + n)+1,1) Biff Click to expand...
Thank you. T. Valko said: Or, for the 1st of the month for the *next* month: =DATE(YEAR(Date + n),MONTH(Date + n)+1,1) Biff Click to expand...
M MH Mar 7, 2007 #7 Thank you. David Biddulph said: =DATE(YEAR(A1+180),MONTH(A1+180)+1,1) Click to expand...