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Here is a collection, but really they are all very much poorer than Pecoflyer's formula. =OFFSET(INDIRECT(B2),C2,,,) =INDIRECT(LEFT(B2,3)&LOOKUP(9^9,--RIGHT(B2,ROW($1:$100)))+C2) =OFFSET(INDIRECT(ADDRESS(CELL("row",B2)+C2,CELL("c ol",B2))),,-1) Your own formula =INDIRECT($B2)+C$2 returns 20-May-2004 because INDIRECT($B2) returns 38126 which is the serial number for the date 19-May-2004 and 38126 + C2 = 38126+1 = 38127 which is the serial number for the date 20-May-2004. Try it out by entering 38127 in a cell and format that cell "dd-mm-yyyy". I didn't follow your initial intent because I thought it would be bad advice. Please note that there shouldn't be a space between c and ol in the last OFFSET-formula. |
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Thank you. Your explanation was perfect. Definitely a great mind
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