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I have a sheet that I have included the current inspection date. I need to calculate two expiration dates. One column @ 90 days post the inspection date and one column @ 365 days post the inspection date. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
Nicole
90 Days would be
=[Current Inspection Date]@row + 90
.
365 Days would be
=[Current Inspection Date]@row + 365
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