You cannot use formulas in the column headers of a table.
Moreover, those headers are always text values, so Excel does not recognize them as dates.
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Hi
I have a table header containing a date ; 01/01/2020 and in the next column header I wanted the 2nd,
so thought id use = previous header + 1 , and then drag across, but I keep getting the wrong / unexpected result, 00/01/1900, I tried the same but rather than in a a table I put the result in a range cell and got the 02/01/2020, what is happening in the table and how can I avoid it?
Two ressults,
RD
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You cannot use formulas in the column headers of a table.
Moreover, those headers are always text values, so Excel does not recognize them as dates.
Thanks, now i know.