Excel Header Date

[JustPlainJef]

Using Excel XP, I know one can insert the current date into the header of a document. What I would like to insert is tomorrow's date. Any thought? Something that would be easily (automatically) updated. Thanks!

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[camieabz]

You can enter "=TODAY()+1" into a cell to make it show tomorrow's date, but if you try "&[date]+1" you just get the output "17/07/03+1"

Sounds like a VB issue. Sorry.

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[JustPlainJef]

Yeah, I tried that, along with &[Tomorrow] and &[date+1] but none of them worked. Maybe I will tell them to take it out of the header and put it in the WS.

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