In my workbook, column I contains a formula that returns a date based on the manually entered date in column H (though that is irrelevant to the formula I need). Column K also contains a manually entered date.

I need a formula for column Q that will:
1. See if there is a date in I and/or K.
2. If no date appears in either, return a blank in that row.
3. If there is a date in column K, return that date to column Q plus 12 months.
4. If there is no date in column K, but there is a date in column I, return that date to column Q plus 12 months.

I've tried several formulas, each time I am either able to get the dates to calculate correctly but end up with a #VALUE error in column Q when the column I cell is "blank" because it's reading the formula there, or I don't get the error, but the formula seems to be ignoring the date in column I so that if there is no date in column K, it returns a blank.

Here's what I've tried so far.
=IF(AND(ISNUMBER($I2), ISNUMBER($K2)), IF($K2<>"", $K2+365, IF($I2<>"", $I2+365, "")), "") Returns date in column K, with no error on empty rows, but if I delete the number in column K, it ignores column I and returns a blank.

=IF(AND(ISNUMBER($I2), ISNUMBER($K2)), IF($K2<>"", $K2+365, $I2+365), IFERROR(1/0, "")) Same as above.

=IF(AND($K2="", $I2=""), "", IF($K2<>"", DATE(YEAR($K2)+1, MONTH($K2), DAY($K2)), DATE(YEAR($I2)+1, MONTH($I2), DAY($I2)))) Handles the dates correctly but returns #VALUE error in rows with no input.

I also tried =IF(ISBLANK($K2),IF(ISBLANK($I2),"",EDATE($I2,12)) ,EDATE($K2,12)) Same results as the previous.

Maybe the answer lies in somehow combining the two, but I don't know how.