what is the formula to convert the date in MMYYYY into some numbers so that I can derive the difference between 2 dates?
For example: I have 2 dates 31-Jan-09 and 28-Nov-05 in Column A & Column B respectively. I would like to derive no. of months between the difference of the 2 dates which in this case is 38 months.
I have a problem again with one of Date Dif function " =DATEDIF(I5|J5|"m") " in attached file i have this function applied to calculate number of months in between two given dates but it seems this function is not working properly or i am missing some info in this to make it run properly. How to fix this function or give me a proper one which can solve my problem to calculate accurate months between these dates in attached file...
I'm using the Calendar Control to determine 2 dates. 1 Starting Date and 1 Ending Date. I'm trying to determine the total number of months between those two dates down to 2 Decimal Places. I also need to get the total number of weeks and days but those are much easier and I've been able to work those out by the following:
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I want to calculate leave on the basis of Date of joining (DOJ). Rule is: If DOJ is not he first day of the month, then no leave is earned for that month. Suppose DOJ is 26/12/2006, for Dec.2006 no leave is earned. One leave will be earned in January 2007 & subsequent months.
But if DOJ is 01/12/2006, then one leave will be earned in Dec.2006 & subsequent months also.
A zip file containg two excel files is attached for ready reference.
I need a simply excel formula or macro which calculates the numbers of months i need to accrue for certain costs. The data I have includes the start month of the invoice, the end month of the invoice (i.e. showing how long the invoice is relevant for, quite often 1 year), and obviously the current month.
(eg. a 12 month invoice with a start date of Oct 08, end date Sep 09, current May 09 = 8 mths to accrue) (eg2. a 12 month invoice with a start date of Apr 09, end date of Mar 10, current May 09 = 2 mths to accrue) (eg3. a 12 month invoice with a start date of Jun 09, end date of May 10, current May 09 = 0 mths to accrue)
I want to pick a range of dates and find the number of days without sales between those dates. So, a formula that will look to a start date in A1 and an end date in B2, and then count the number of days that did not have sales between. Index/Match/Countif/Dateif I can't seem to make anything work.
I have attached a workbook for example, the dates im looking to find difference between is marked in yellow...Need result in column E, would be nice with a formula you can just drag down...
Tried doing this myself, but the dates have weird formatting in these documents, so not sure how to deal with it.
I am trying to capture the number of years/quarters are between two dates - giving credit for one day worked into the quarter.
In the attached png file you can see the formula I used for column J. This is the same formula I need to use for Column R but now using 10/1/11 and the date provided in Column R. The formula should be used in Column S "Part B" so that I can determine the number of years between 10/1/11 and the date in Column S.
I now need to add in the variable of holidays and other days off. This is where I am loss. I do have a list of the weekdays that we did have class and a list of when we didn't
finding a formula to calculate the number of months between two dates. I've attached an Excel spreadsheet with sample data. Some are in the future, and some are in the past.
I was wondering if this can be done we have a monthly award program so if a date was entered for that drive on this month it would = no if blank =yes but needs to reset each month?
=IF(AND('Driver'!A51:A1000)="",IF('Driver'!A51:A1000>='Driver Bonus'!A3,"YES","NO")) This brings back a #value! error
=IF(AND('Driver'!A51<=A3,'Driver'!A51>=A3),"NO","YES") this works but only for that cell i need to also recognize cells A51:A1000
=IF(MAX(INDIRECT("'"&A8&"'!A51:A1000"))<A3+1,IF(MAX(INDIRECT("'"&A8&"'!A51:A1000"))<>A3,"YES","NO")) this also works but only for 1 day
The issue is i want years and months between two dates which are not in computer language. Date like 2008/12 and 2010/01. File is attached for you reference
I have a table with model numbers as column A, and Row 1 contains dates, each columns contains net sales, my question is there any simple way to group all dates into months and years, i have tried using a pivot and it doesnt work correctly Screenshot (1).png
I would like a formula (if it is possible) that will list which months occur between two dates;
i.e Start Date (Cell ref A2) = 01/01/2010 (in the dd/mm/yyy format) End Date (A3) = 02/05/2010
In cells D2:O2 I have the months Jan-Dec. In cells D3:O3 I would like a "Yes" to appear if the above month occurs between the dates in A2 & A3. In this example would like a "Yes" to appear in cells D3, E3, F3, G3 & H3 but not in the other 'Months' appropriate cells.
I am building a template to auto populate budget value by straight line based on task start/end date criteria. some tasks could give me correct duration distribution, but some don't. I am looking for If function, which could give me correct monthly allocation budget. Here is an example of what I am trying to achieve. task 0110 duration is from 09/15/07 to 05/24/08, duration month is 8. budget $34,465supposed to be allocated to 8 month starting from Sept, 07. but my if logic return 9 month instead.
say C2= 22/02/2007. in cell C4 When I use this formula =TODAY()-C2 to get the difference between today and a past date the result the formula give is 07/05/1900 i would like to receive the difference in Months between the past date and today? I.E. HOW MANY MONTHS IN BETWEEN
I have a sheet where I need to located set-up dates that are greater than 6 months. I dont know if this matters but the cells are not in consecutive rows but are all in column F. I have tried the serveral ways and nothing is working.