<style></style>I have a cell that has a date in it. I would like that cell to automatically update with a new date once the date in it is reached. Is this possible?
Put this VBA code in the "ThisWorkbook" VB Module of that particular workbook.
Code:
Private Sub Workbook_Open()
Dim shName As String
Dim celAdd As String
Dim dateDiff As Long
' ***ENTER SHEET NAME TO APPLY TO***
shName = "Sheet3"
' ***ENTER CELL ADDRESS TO APPLY TO***
celAdd = "A1"
' Go to sheet
Sheets(shName).Activate
' Check date in cell
dateDiff = Date - Range(celAdd)
Do Until dateDiff < 14
Range(celAdd) = Range(celAdd) + 14
dateDiff = Date - Range(celAdd)
Loop
End Sub
Just change the sheet name and cell address variables at the top to match your needs.
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