FORMULA & SQL / DATES

Add days to a date.
Tested, not guessed.

The Excel and Google Sheets formula and the SQL query, each run on the rows below. Open this with your own data ↗

The example rows

Row	A: Region	B: Rep	C: Amount	D: Order Date	E: Status	F: Customer
2	North	Ana	1,200	2026-03-01	Paid	Jo Smith
3	South	Ben	450	2026-03-15	Open	Raj Patel
4	North	Cy	300	2026-04-02	Paid	Lee Wong
5	East	Ana	980.50	2026-04-20	Paid	Mia Ross
6	North	Ben	75	2026-05-05	Open	Jo Smith
7	West	Dee	1,640	2026-05-18	Paid	Sam Okoro

Excel

=D2+30

Order Date (D2) plus 30.

Format the column as a date.

Run on the example rows:

PostgreSQL

SELECT *, (order_date + INTERVAL '30 days')::date AS new_date
FROM sales

Run on the example rows:

region	rep	amount	order_date	status	customer	new_date
North	Ana	1200	2026-03-01	Paid	Jo Smith	2026-03-31
South	Ben	450	2026-03-15	Open	Raj Patel	2026-04-14
North	Cy	300	2026-04-02	Paid	Lee Wong	2026-05-02
East	Ana	980.5	2026-04-20	Paid	Mia Ross	2026-05-20
North	Ben	75	2026-05-05	Open	Jo Smith	2026-06-04
West	Dee	1640	2026-05-18	Paid	Sam Okoro	2026-06-17

Other databases

MySQL

SELECT *, DATE_ADD(order_date, INTERVAL 30 DAY) AS new_date
FROM sales

SQL Server

SELECT *, DATEADD(day, 30, order_date) AS new_date
FROM sales

SQLite

SELECT *, date(order_date, '+30 days') AS new_date
FROM sales

BigQuery

SELECT *, DATE_ADD(order_date, INTERVAL 30 DAY) AS new_date
FROM sales

Snowflake

SELECT *, DATEADD(day, 30, order_date) AS new_date
FROM sales

Paste your rows into the free tool and it writes this for your columns, then runs it on your data before you copy it. Open the tool ↗