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Use a formula on the second tab that references the first tab’s date cell and adds 7 days.
Assume:
- First tab is named
Week1and the date dropdown is in cellB2. - Second tab is named
Week2and the date should appear in cellB2.
On the second tab (Week2), in cell B2, enter:
=Week1!B2+7
Key points:
-
Week1!B2links to the date on the first tab. -
+7makes it one week later. - If the sheet name has spaces or special characters, wrap it in single quotes, for example:
='Week 1'!B2+7 - Make sure the cell on the second tab is formatted as a Date so it displays correctly.
Now, whenever the dropdown date on the first tab changes, the second tab will automatically update to show the date 7 days later.
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