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04-04-2011, 04:58 PM
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Since you're looking to use formulas within the table, you'll actually need to insert a Microsoft Excel table rather than a standard Word table. You can do this by click on the drop-down triangle under the Insert Table button and selecting Excel Spreadsheet.
Once you have the spreadsheet inserted, you can insert the date by placing "=DATE(year, month, day)" in the cell (without quotes). So to put in Jan 1st, 2011, just enter "=DATE(2011,01,01)". For A2, you can either use "=DATE(2011,01,01)+7", or just "=A1+7". Hope this helps. 
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