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== EOMONTH ==
 
== EOMONTH ==
 
Returns the date of the last day of a month.  
 
Returns the date of the last day of a month.  
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This function is only available if '''Analysis AddIn''' is installed.  
 
This function is only available if '''Analysis AddIn''' is installed.  
 
  
 
=== Syntax: ===
 
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: <tt>'''addmonths'''</tt> may be positive (in the future), zero or negative (in the past).
 
: <tt>'''addmonths'''</tt> may be positive (in the future), zero or negative (in the past).
 
  
 
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<tt>'''EOMONTH(A1; 2)'''</tt>
 
<tt>'''EOMONTH(A1; 2)'''</tt>
 
: where cell A1 contains the date <tt>'''16Dec07'''</tt>, again returns <tt>'''39507'''</tt>, which may be formatted as <tt>'''29Feb08'''</tt>.
 
: where cell A1 contains the date <tt>'''16Dec07'''</tt>, again returns <tt>'''39507'''</tt>, which may be formatted as <tt>'''29Feb08'''</tt>.
 
  
 
=== See also: ===
 
=== See also: ===

Revision as of 14:40, 15 January 2008


EOMONTH

Returns the date of the last day of a month.

This function is only available if Analysis AddIn is installed.

Syntax:

EOMONTH(startdate; addmonths)

addmonths is a number of months to be added to the startdate (given as text or a date-time serial number), to give a new date. For this new date, EOMONTH returns the date of the last day of the month, as a date-time serial number.
addmonths may be positive (in the future), zero or negative (in the past).

Example:

EOMONTH("2008/02/14"; 0)

returns 39507, which may be formatted as 29Feb08. 2008 is a leap year.

EOMONTH(A1; 2)

where cell A1 contains the date 16Dec07, again returns 39507, which may be formatted as 29Feb08.

See also:

EDATE, WORKDAY

Date & Time functions

Date & Time overview

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