LOT number generator - date and static text

feelkg211

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[FONT=&quot]I have an if statement =IF(D2="","",TODAY()+2) but I wanna change it so if D2 is a nonzero, the cell will produce a lot number with a format of mmddy202P.[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]202P is a standard ending for the LOT Numbers. I was also hoping that the year will only have one digit (end of the year digit: 2017 =7).[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]So for example I input something in D2 today (9/26/2017), the LOT number Generated will be 09287202P.[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]Cell formatting only allows mmddyy.[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]Any suggestions?[/FONT]
 

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There is probably a better way but this should work:
Excel Workbook
DE
1DateLot#
29/26/201709287202P
310/2/201710047202P
Sheet
 
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Hi,

The 2 days should be added before you look at month number, otherwise it will not switch to next mont if used like on Sept 30th...

Apart from the 1 digit year you can do this directly with the TEXT formula (attention the codes depend on your PCs regional settings, these are the English codes...)

TEXT(D2+2,"mmdd")&RIGHT(YEAR(D2+1))&"202P"
 
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If you add 2 days to Thursday it becomes Sat., so would you want it to move to Monday, and 2 days added to Fri. is Sun. so should that become Tues.?
What if cell D2 has a Sat. or Sun. date then what?

If D2 will not have a Sat. or Sun. date then try this slight change to the formula from istiasztalos.

Code:
=TEXT(WORKDAY(D2,2),"mmdd")&RIGHT(YEAR(D2),1)&"202P"
 
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If Fri should move to Tues. formula in E2.
If Fri should move to Monday then formula in F2.
Excel Workbook
DEF
1If Fri should move to Tues.If Fri should move to Mon
2Monday, September 4, 201709067202P09067202P
3Wednesday, September 6, 201709087202P09087202P
4Friday, September 8, 201709127202P09117202P
Sheet
 
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