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| Calculating expiration times and dates in Excel 2003 How do I go about calculating expiration times and dates in Excel 2003? For instance: Start: 1/1/2009 1600 + 36 hours = EXP: 1/3/2009 0400 I would like to have Excel automatically calculate the expiration time and date from the start time by referencing a value in another cell. That cell would contain a drop down list of different values. In short, the user would enter the start date and time, choose a value from the drop down list, and Excel would automatically calculate the EXP time and date. |
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