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Join Date: Jun 2006
Posts: 41
OS: XP
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Making fixture list's
Was after some help. I do the fixtures for my hockey club and have been doing for many years and to produce the fixture lists I manually input all the dates and now i'm thinking surely this is an easy equation for exel to do. I'm looking for it to have in the first column 30-Aug-08 which is a Saturday and then to automatically put the date in for next Saturday up to the 29-Mar-09. So in simple terms want the date of every Saturday from 30/08/08 to 29/03/09.
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Join Date: Jun 2006
Posts: 41
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Re: Making fixture list's
Thanks for that David just done that and it works great done =A1 +7 then next block down =A2 +7 then it works great. Do I have to write that equation in every row or is there a way of auto filling it up to a certain date?
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