I came up with a formula that i thought should work but apparently not so could someone be kind enough to post a formula that will take the date in one cell and place it in another but showing 6 months later.
I have a excel file which deals with accounting systems. It has the Loan date in Cell B6 and Number of dues in cell B7. I need the column from B11 : B34 to be filled with due dates for every month. Suppose if the loan date is 12/05/2013 and number of dues is 10 then in B11 I should get 12/06/2013 , B12 it should be 12/07/2013 and B13 should be 12/08/2013 and so on based on the number of dues.
In Column A, I have the dates listed as such. Common point is that, they are all 1st day of the month. In Column B, I have Quarters as such.... (Please see below)
Can I put a formula together, to round up how many months left in that particular quarter ? example
It's a formula I'm looking for. The best way to describe it is an example.
I have some numerical data on a sheet from cells A2 to A80. This data represents the amount of days each person has spent on holiday. The data will be shown on a graph, but instead of the graph having "1", "2", "3", "4", along the bottom, I'd like it to have "1 week", "2 weeks", "3 weeks", "1 months", "2 months", "3 months".
I -suspect- the formula will involve the " countif" function (or an equivalent) (eg. if the number is less than or equal to 7, add 1 to the "1 week" box, etc.)
I'm having an issue converting months into weeks. My example is I have people who must provide leaving notice (could be months or weeks). For instance column B details months, and column C details weeks. I'd like to convert months (column B) into weeks in column D, but am not sure of the components of such a formula so I won't list or guess as I'm just not sure.
See attached. (I added in some arrows for the first month so it is easier to follow the logic)
I am working with monthly revenues. Revenues are earned in a specific month but only a % is received in that month and over the next 4 months. I need a formula that will spread these revenues earned in 1 month over the next 4 months.
Currently, I have a complex Index/Match formula which works until September. September, October, November, and December do not work correctly because once the months roll over from month 12 (December) back down to month 1 (January), my formula cannot recognize the range.
Essentially, I need the formula to return the correct amount that is being paid, even across different years.
I don't know if my formula can be modified or a new formula would be more efficient.
(This post originated from Commercial Services, which I just requested be removed from that forum)
Inmates can apply for pre-release when they have half their minimum sentence served. For example 2 years 6 months. They would have to serve 1 year 3 months.
I use this formula
=DATE(YEAR(A1)-A5,MONTH(A1)-B5,DAY(A1)-B6)
Where A1 is half the years, B5 is half the months, and B6 is half the days. The problem is when an inmate is sentenced to a minimum of 3 years and 3 months. The latter formula will not calculate 1.5 years or 1.5 months. It rounds up. What I would like to do is covert the 1.5 years to months and the 1.5 months to days.
I need is a formula that averages totals from different months out of the year. I already have a yearly average. That was easy. But what I need is a 3 & 6 month average.
I also need it to be most current, so when I am in September, it will take the 3 previous months and average them and same with the 6 month. Then when I move into October, it would take its 3 previous months, i.e. - July,August, September.
I am using the following formula to calculate years months and days in Excell 2007 =DATEDIF(C7,D7,"y") & " yrs, " & DATEDIF(C7,D7,"ym") & " mths, " & DATEDIF(C7,D7,"md") & " days"
I have come accross this calendar online and it suits my requirements, however, the month s currently static and the year is dynamically controlled by a spin button.
The formulas in the relevent days are as follows
Day 1 =IF(AND(YEAR(JanOffset+1)=calendarYear,MONTH(JanOffset+1)=1),JanOffset+1,"") Day 2 =IF(AND(YEAR(JanOffset+2)=calendarYear,MONTH(JanOffset+2)=1),JanOffset+2,"")
and so on, I need the formula and the spin button the also change the month as well as the year.
I have a spreadsheet that each month, we populate a new row of data. The rows are already set up in the spreadsheet, but we just populate the new row.
We are calculating a rolling 12 month total. Each month, we have to modify the formula below to pick up the last 12 months.
For example, next month we will populate data into cell M91, then we need to manually modify our formula to read M80:M91. Wondering if there is a way to have the formula below to look at a range, such as M100:M1, and count the last 12 months? This would eliminate us having to change this each month on several spreadsheets.
In Summary: I would like to replace the M79:M90 to count the last 12 months instead of changing the formula each month.
Here is the formula: =(FVSCHEDULE(1,M79:M90/100)-1)*100
I know I will earn $5,000 of monthly revenue from a client. $5,000 is represented in a monthly revenue cell. I have 12 columns showing the 12 months of the year. There is an additional cell showing the customers implementation date.
If a company's implementation date is on or after the 15th of the month (example: 3/28/2014) then the next month (April 2014) is skipped and the $5,000 is returned to columns May through December. All months prior to May return $0.00. If the implementation date is before the 15th day of the month (example: 3/13/2014) then the next month (April 2014) and all months after will return $5,000. All months including March and prior must return $0.00. If the implementation date is unknown then 12/31/2099 would be in the implementation date cell and $0.00 is returned for all 12 months.
Essentially, if the implementation date is prior to the 15th of the month the revenue will show as of the following month. If the implementation date is on or after the 15th of the month the revenue skips the following month and will show the month after.
I need to figure out a formula for cell F17 that will calculate a percentage change only for the months that have data in 2009. The way it is set up right now I have to go in every month and change the cell reference of the formula to include the latest data. Since the 2008 data is totally populated the formula gets messed up if I include the months of 2009 that have not yet occurred.
I need a formula to automatically change the summary column according to the month we are in.
Ie: Last Months Data Nov Dec Jan Feb
1 8 1
7 4 7
9 2 9
'Last Months Data' column should show Dec. However, as we move into February and I complete the 'Jan' column, I would like 'Last Months Data' to automatically change to show Jan's data - is this possible?
I was previously told to use the following formula but this would automatically select the current months data and not the previous months data which is what i need - =INDEX(B2:L2,MONTH(TODAY()))
I need a formula that will calucalte the monthly total based on the following conditions:
Col A = Yearly Cost Col B = The number of the month when the costs are starting (1=Jan etc) Col C = The duration or the number of months for which the costs are to spread Col D is Year 2013 with the months across columns D-O. Row 1 above those columns shows the month's corresponding number.
Right now I have =IF($B3<=D$1,$A3/$C3,0) however if my start month is 1 and my duration is 5, I need the costs to stop after May. I've attached a sample file. Calculate based on start month and duration.xlsx
I have a file that uses dates, when a cell is in date the cell is "GREEN" but when the cell is out of date after 3 years it turns "RED". I want to add another formular so that when it gets to 2 years & 11 months the cell will go "YELLOW" for 1 month only before it turns "RED".
I need to sum data from the most recent 12 months. For example, on June 1, 2007 I want to find the total from June 1, 2006 to June 1,2007. On the 1st of the next month, July 1, 2007, I want to calculate the total from July 1, 2006 to July 1, 2007. I don't need to keep the total from month to month (on July 1, 2007, June's data is obsolete.)
I am working on yet another worksheet. To simplify the task, let's say I have to columns Date and Amount (several hundered entries). I need to be able to sum the first 60 consecutive months, that do not equal 60. Is there a way to use built-in excel formulas to do so, or would I have to create my own formula. I'm trying to stay away from a macro that is run manually.
I input a month as a start date, and then want the next x number of cells to increment by one month based on the start date. I thought this would be easy using the preset DATE function but I can't get the thing to do what I want.
I am trying to find a way to sum 3 months together with the data given. (See attched file). Basically a quarter report. Right now the months are in text format (Jan, Feb, Mar, etc). They can be numeric instead of text if it is easier.