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Thanks Colin, but I can't seem to get them to return the results I would expect. The results they are returning are as follows:
Formula1 3 Formula2 01/02/2012 Formula3 40940 The result should in face be 2 as Jan - March is 3 months, we do not want to include the current month (Jan) so want the formula to calculate from Feb - March which would me 2 remaining months. Your second formula is similar to what I have been trying to do but just can't seem to get it to work. |
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Hi Caz,
I've attached an example which implements the formulae I posted above. For 1 Jan 12 vs. 29 Mar 12 it gives the result of 2 which I believe is what you want. Note the formula in D2 is just a helper, so that the formulae in D4 to D9 are simpler. If it's not returning the correct results then please elaborate. ![]() |
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