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السبت، 20 أغسطس 2022

The EDATE function

 


The EDATE function allows you to move a set number of months forward or backward in time based on a specified date.


Suppose we need to calculate warranty expirations based on the 14 months from the date of purchase.

The formula(s) would appear as follows:

=EDATE(A3, 14)

If you need to calculate N-number of months in the past, define the “Months” argument as a negative value.

=EDATE(A3, -14)

If you wanted to be generous with your warranties and allow a grace period to the end of the 14th month, you could nest the EDATE function within in EOMONTH function.

=EOMONTH(EDATE(A3, 14), 0)

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