Hi there
Try simply by selecting cell E1 on the WEEK 1 sheet and add 6
I.e.
='WEEK 1'!E1+6
That will do
Regards
Jeovany
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I know this formula is simple and I used to know it. But I forgot. Researching it online hasn't helped me find the formula or jog my memory. I have a date in another sheet called WEEK 1. In the sheet called WEEK 2, I want to enter a formula that adds 6 days onto the date from the WEEK 1 sheet. That way, when I change the date in the WEEK 1 Sheet it will automatically change the date in the WEEK 2 Sheet as well. And so on, and so forth.
THE DATE IN THE "WEEK 1" SHEET IS JANUARY 30, 2021 (see screenshot).
I JUST WANT TO CARRY IT FORWARD TO THE "WEEK 2" SHEET AND ADD 6 DAYS (see screenshot). My Formula is =DATE('WEEK 1'!E1:')+6 does not work.
Thank you for any and all help everyone!!!!!!
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Hi there
Try simply by selecting cell E1 on the WEEK 1 sheet and add 6
I.e.
='WEEK 1'!E1+6
That will do
Regards
Jeovany
PERFECT IT WORKED. THANK YOU. I knew it was a simple formula and I almost had it. I just couldn't recall the whole thing.