How to determine how many days are remaining in the quarter after I provide it a specific date. Ultimately I am trying to build something where if I enter a date it will break down how much it will contribute for the remaining current quarter and for one full year (on a quarterly basis).
For example lets say I buy gumball machine today and I know that it will contribute X dollars for 2009 and X+1 dollars in 2010. I would like to break it down quarterly and have it say - you will get X for the rest of the quarter in 2009 and X for each quarter in 2010.
How would you calculate the amount of days of a billing period for a consulting engagement by quarter when the engagement could span multiple quarters, be within a quarter or not be in a quarter at all? Project based billing
Need function to calculate the end of quarter for a given date after adding any number of months to that date. Example cell A1 would contain 01/15/2010. I want to add 6 months to A1. A2 would contain 6 making it 07/15/2010, B1 would contain a function that would display 09/30/2010.
In another sheet I have "Project " , " Start " "End" . I need to find the start and end quarter and fill in. The output should be "
HR 2014/Q1 2015/Q3 crm 2013/Q1 2017/Q3
ATTACHING A FILE- In sheet- raw data - i need to search on ID- and in "Test.xlsxData" i need to fill in the start and the end date- as shown in Data sheet.
Formula to get the Quarter number for the highest profit per Product, like in B16:F16.
The excersiser instracted us that it must be with one formula with no Macro, not User Defined Function and not openning additional colums.
I know how to find the qtr. Number - like for A2: =INT((MONTH(A2)+2)/3) but I am lost in finding how to combine the calculation for the Qtr and the most profitable Qtr. probably with MAX on SUM.
I have been easily identifying the bottom quarter of data using =IF(G2="","",IF(RANK(G2,G$2:G$100,1)<=INT( COUNTA(G$2:G$100)/4),"Yes","")) Now I need the top quarter and am not sure how to change the formula.
I have tried changing <= to >= but I then get the top 75% rather than 25%. I have tried adding +50% and +.5 ... =IF(G2="","",IF(RANK(G2,G$2:G$100,1)<=INT((COUNTA(G$2:G$100)/4+50%)),"Yes",""))
I have a spreadsheet that tracks all field equipment inspections. This year, certain equipments will need to be inspected twice a year. Ideally, if it was inspected in Quarter 1, it needs to be inspected again in Quarter 3 and if it's Q2 then it'll be inspected again in Q4.
I need a formula that will tell me when the next inspection is due.
This is what I have so far: Column I (Formula): date of last inspection Column J (manual entry): "yes" for equipment that will be inspected semi-annually Column K (formula): The Quarter is was inspected based on Column I's date Column LThe quarter the next inspection is due
I have a worksheet containing 5 columns. A start and end date, a number of days between these dates, the quarter number of the start date (i.e. 1 to 4) and then the year.
I want to calculate the average number of days per quarter so an average of days in column C, based on the details in column D and E.
I have made a time sheet and am trying to have the total hours and grand total- round up to the nearest quarter hour, I.E. (.25, .50, .75. 00), if anyone can help me please it will greatly be appreciated, this is what i have now, in my totals fields:
I need to define a specific calendar quarter and year, and want to do so using a combo box for the quarter (e.g. 1st Quarter, 2nd Quarter, 3rd Quarter, 4th Quarter) and a list box for the year (so the user can select any year desired).
The selections in each item should then somehow define the quarter's date range so I can use it in my SUMPRODUCT calculations.
Example:
User selects '1st Quarter' from the Combo Box User selects '2004' from the List Box
CurrentQuarter range is somehow defined to equal 1/1/04 through 3/31/04.
If this isn't possible, then perhaps two ranges can be defined based on the user's selections:
QtrStart is set to 1/1/04 QtrEnd is set to 3/31/04
I was given the formula below to calculate the quarter to date number. The months from 1/1/05 thru 12/31/07 are in cells C3-AL3.
First - can anyone explain the formula so I may understand it and possibly modify it for other uses
Second - wherever the formula has 3:3 and I copy it to the next cell below it, I have to change the 4:4 to a 3:3 - any suggestions on how to do this easily.
By the way, the formulas are in column AO, staring on row 4.
I have searched around and have found several formulas designed to round to the nearest 15 min interval, but none seem to be working for me. If anyone has some insight. A1 A2 R1 Main Task Total in Hours R2 Sub Tasking 1 30 min R3 Sub Tasking 2 6 min R4 Sub Tasking 3 5 min R5 Sub Tasking 4 23 min
What I need to happen is for the total of the time allotted for each tasking to be added and rounded to the nearest 15 min interval in a hour.min format. For instance, the above would be rounded to 1.25
71 mins total, rounded to 1.25 because .25 is one quarter of an hour in decimal form. I need it to be this way to be able to multiply that by a charge amount for a total cost for the Main Task. The numbers in A2 will all be whole integers.
I have a bar chart that has data by the quarter over a span of 3 years, so there are a total of 12 bars on the chart. Everything looks good there, but now I need to add the minimum amount that the customer needs to acheive (which varies every quarter) in the form of a line. So I added a line chart with the minimum data, but the problem is it goes up and down from point to point and doesn't create a visual horizontal line for the customer to see if they are hitting their minimum every quarter. Is there any way around this?
I need to round a time to the nearest quarter hour and have it show in quarters. My formula figures out the hours worked. If the total is 8.36, then it needs to show 8.75. It needs to round up or down to nearest quater hour.
I have a column of data that comes from simple division formulas, E2/F2. I am wanting to take the Percentages given and quickly recognize the ones in the bottom quarter.
100% 75% 23% 39% 50% N/A 100% 5%
8 items - the lowest 2 (the bottom quarter) should "stand out" - 5% and 23%
I figured two options: 1.) Conditional Formatting - don't know what the formula would be to use 2.) If statement - preferred method.
I would like in the cell next to the percentages for there to be a blank cell if the amount is not in the bottom 25% and if it is I would like the cell to read "Yes" I thought something along the lines of =if(G2 in range(G2:G100)is bottom(.25),"Yes","") Of course that is not real code. I'm hoping someone will be able to edit that to make it functional. Or guide me in the right direction. And you may have noticed the "N/A" in the list above. I would like excel to view this as 100%, at the least just ignore it and don't give me an error.
I'm trying to find out the date quarter of a given date in cell A1.ie Q1,Q2 etc. I've found the code below to work out fiscal quarters.I thought if I dropped the +1 from the end of the formula it would work out the quarter in non fiscal terms. This however only works from months Jan to Nov. December returns a zero.
I need to round up the sum of a column figures to the next nearest quarter. For example: $1.11 would be rounded to $1.25, or say $1.83 would be rounded to $2.00. What formula would I need to do this? I'm using Excel 2000
Our fiscal calendar year is from Nov 1 (Q1) to Oct 31 (Q4). If I have a column of cells with each cell containing a date of the year, do you know of a way for me to be able to determine which quarter a particular date falls into? See the attached workbook for an example.
I'm trying to write a formula to return the AVERAGE by calendar quarter, IF the quarter has ended. For instance, IF Jan = 5, Feb = 20, Mar 5, Average would be 10. But, if Mar was 0 (only meaning no activity) I still need it to calculate.
The formula I started with is - =IF(A1=0,0,AVERAGE(A1:A3)
This works only if cells A1:A3 have a value greater than 0. How can I write the formula so that as long as A3 is not blank that it will return the AVERAGE?
I run reports from Accounting systems that reflect different periods. Of course each period ends up having more or less accounts. See the attached file. This is just one little sample of big massive reports. I need to line up accounts across each Quarter. so that i can calculate differences between each quarter.
In the past few times, I have done this manually. There has got to be a way to do this quicker. I have tried Pivot table. but pivot table didn't help either (unless i was not doing it right).
I'm trying to find out a function that allows me to evenly spread the amounts given a certain start year and quarter and end year and quarter. Let's say, I have 20 dollars and the starts in 3Q/2012 and ends in 2Q/2013. Then, the money should be spread out in four quarters. If the end is in 3Q/2013, then the spread is five quarters, and the amount distribution automatically changes.
I have spreadsheet that I use to display quarterly metrics. Within the workbook, there are two spreadsheets; (1) output (2) data.
Part 1: I want the ability to view data for any quarter of any year. In columns O-P, I have created a dropdown for the year I want to view and option buttons for the quarter I want to view.
The data is organized in one sheet and includes all information by quarter.
As an example, say I want to display data for District 112 and I want to display data for the 3rd Quarter of 2007. I am trying to create a formula that would look in the table as follows: (1) look for district 112 then (2) look for 2007 then (3) look for 3rd quarter then (4) look for units sold. I tried using a modified lookup function but didn’t have any luck.
Part 2: The second part of my question is similar to the first part but in this case I need to summarize data (cells $B$18:$D:$22).
As an example, say I want to display the total number of sales in the U.S. for the 3rd quarter of 2007. In this example, I would look in the table for the following: (1) look for Division then (2) look for 2007 then (3) look for 3rd quarter then (4) sum all based on criteria.
Is there a formula to set the a date in Excel based off the next full calendar quarter? In cell G2 I have the contract date: 01/26/06. I would like to have a formula in I2 that displays the first day of the next full calendar quarter, which is 04/01/06
More example dates: if my contract date is: 10/21/05 my start date is: 01/01/06
