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    Numbers help with formula running down a page

    Hi guys,

    I havent fully searched the forum for this as wasnt entirely sure how to explain it, but i will try!

    I am creating a spreadsheet to track who has completed a task most recently and down the left most collumn i want to have a date, (for example 02nd Jan 2011), which then increases by exactly one week each line you drop down.

    So for example, A1 would show 02/01/2011 and B1 would show 09/01/2011.

    How do i write the formula for this, and can I then fill down the page so that it follows this sequence for the entire year?

    I hope i have provided a detailed enough explanation!

    Thanks in advance for your help...

    BFM

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    Quote Originally Posted by BoredFatMan View Post
    Hi guys,

    I havent fully searched the forum for this as wasnt entirely sure how to explain it, but i will try!

    I am creating a spreadsheet to track who has completed a task most recently and down the left most collumn i want to have a date, (for example 02nd Jan 2011), which then increases by exactly one week each line you drop down.

    So for example, A1 would show 02/01/2011 and B1 would show 09/01/2011.

    How do i write the formula for this, and can I then fill down the page so that it follows this sequence for the entire year?

    I hope i have provided a detailed enough explanation!

    Thanks in advance for your help...

    BFM
    I'm not sure about your formula (yet) but, I am sure about the concept of doing these kinds of things on a Mac or PC using all the comfort they bring and then exporting the file (I use iDisk) to the Ipad for use. Any formulas can be copied or easily modified as needed.

    I do a lot of Excel work with some pretty complicated formulas and most of the time, I get way to frustrated trying to originate a sheet on the Ipad due to input limitations (even using my BT keyboard). Virtually all of my sheet entrys are done on the Ipad and I find the above works best for me.

    Hope that helps.
    Mike

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    Quote Originally Posted by BoredFatMan
    Hi guys,

    I havent fully searched the forum for this as wasnt entirely sure how to explain it, but i will try!

    I am creating a spreadsheet to track who has completed a task most recently and down the left most collumn i want to have a date, (for example 02nd Jan 2011), which then increases by exactly one week each line you drop down.

    So for example, A1 would show 02/01/2011 and B1 would show 09/01/2011.

    How do i write the formula for this, and can I then fill down the page so that it follows this sequence for the entire year?

    I hope i have provided a detailed enough explanation!

    Thanks in advance for your help...

    BFM
    I would fill in the first three dates in the respective cells
    Select that range of filled in cells
    Tap on the range to bring up the context menu and select fill
    The rein will be outlined in a heavy gold border that I think has some thin black lines either inside or outside of the border
    Anyway, tap and hold on the lower edge of the gold border and drag it down as far as you need to or to the bottom og the page
    If you need to scroll the page up you will have to tap the bottom of the extended range and select fill again
    This usually works for any regular series of numbers and possibly days of the week and months of the year
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    date formula

    Sorry for bumping this, but the formula was never posted that does this. If A1 has a date and you want A2 to be 1 week later, then the formula is simply:
    =a1+7

    When you add rows to your table, fill the equation down.
    Jason


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