Hello,
I am having trouble creating a formula to capture the "first of the month after 60 days" from the Hire Date.
Example, Hire Date is 01/15/2013, should return 04/01/2013. Would the ROUNDUP function be useful here?
Thanks in advance!
- Radio
Hi, Thanks for the quick response. The formula gave me one month prior, meaning 03/01/13 for the 01/15/2013 start date. So I tried it with 90 days, =(A1+90)-DAY(A1+90)+1 and it worked! This is cool and will help me track eligibility. Thanks for your help
Hello,
I tried all suggestions and they worked! Thanks so much. It's neat how you can solve something a few different ways, I like that about Excel.
I really appreciate the help
Radio
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