Formula to add X years onto a date?
Hi, I have a formula that adds 1, 2 or 3 years onto a date but the return date is going to the 1st of the month. Can someone please advise how to fix this so the date is exactly 1, 2 or 3 years later?
Formula I have used in Next Review Date column
=DATE(YEAR([Last Reviewed Date]@row) + [Review Frequency]@row, MONTH([Last Reviewed Date]@row, DAY([Last Reviewed Date]@row)))
Best Answer
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Hi @Kristina Delis,
You're missing a bracket in your formula (bolded):
=DATE(YEAR([Last Reviewed Date]@row) + [Review Frequency]@row, MONTH([Last Reviewed Date]@row), DAY([Last Reviewed Date]@row))
This is causing your results to come back with the first in the day as the dates are in January.
Hope this helps, but if you still have any problems/questions then let us know! 🙂
Answers
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Hi @Kristina Delis,
You're missing a bracket in your formula (bolded):
=DATE(YEAR([Last Reviewed Date]@row) + [Review Frequency]@row, MONTH([Last Reviewed Date]@row), DAY([Last Reviewed Date]@row))
This is causing your results to come back with the first in the day as the dates are in January.
Hope this helps, but if you still have any problems/questions then let us know! 🙂
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