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Error message appears if Excel can't understand the name of the formula you're trying to run, or if Excel can't compute one or more values entered in the formula itself.

If the item's expiration date is n years in the future, you also use the formula EDATE(startdate,month). For instance, the start date is 3/1/2020, the warranty period is 1 year (12 months), use the formula:=EDATE(C6,12).

For this example, you'll use Excel's Error Checking feature to help fix the problem. Select the cell with the #NAME? error. Click the Formulas tab. Click the Error Checking button. The Error Checking dialog box opens.Select an error checking option at the right and fix the error. Close the dialog box.

Switch to full or normal screen view in Excel To switch to full screen view, press CTRL+SHIFT+F1. To return to normal screen view, press CTRL+SHIFT+F1 again.

For example, A = manufacturing date, B = expiry date, C = Date at 75% remaining. Then you may use the formula =0.25B2+0.75A2 in C2 on my sample, please remember to set the cells with results as Date.

Repair a corrupted workbook Click File > Open. Click the location and folder that contains the corrupted workbook. In the Open dialog box, select the corrupted workbook. Click the arrow next to the Open button, and then click Open and Repair. To recover as much of the workbook data as possible, pick Repair.

How to Calculate Years of Service in Excel Using DATEDIF Click the cell where you want the years of service to appear. Type: =DATEDIF( Click the cell containing the start date, then type a comma. Click the cell containing the end date, type a comma, then type: ?y?) Press Enter and the years of service will calculate.

The PRODUCT function multiplies all the numbers given as arguments and returns the product. For example, if cells A1 and A2 contain numbers, you can use the formula =PRODUCT(A1, A2) to multiply those two numbers together.

=EDATE(A6,12) We can use the EDATE function to calculate expiration dates by months. EDATE returns the same date and months ahead or before. This will show the expiration dates in column C.

Create Product Drop Downs On the Order Form worksheet, select cells B10:B14. On the Excel Ribbon's Data tab, click Data Validation. From the Allow dropdown, choose List. In the Source box, type: =ProductList. Click the OK button.