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06-15-2016, 08:21 AM
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Inserting a formula to count 30 days before and after a date in WORD table
I can do this in Excel with ease but after a couple hours of online research, I can't figure out how to do this in Word 2010.
I have figured out it has to be done in a table, and if I'm correct, have named the cells correctly in my description below. I have attached a Word 2010 Docx. I want to add a date in the yellow box in this table. R2C1 In R2C2 I want a date to automatically appear that is 30 days Before R2C1 In R2C3 I need a date to automatically appear that is 30 days After R2C1 I would be very grateful for a solution, if there is one 
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