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Hi,
This is my first post to this group. I have the following query
I have put some date in cell A1 (eg. 03/11/2005). In Cell A2, 1 have
written 3 (which represents. No. of months). Now, in cell A3, i want a
date which is later than so much months as given in Cell A2 from the
date in Cell A1.
i.e. The formula should be such that, i get the result 03/02/2006 in
cell A3 if i put 03/11/2005 in Cell A1 & 3 In cell A2.
Regards,
Sumit
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