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Old 05-23-2018, 08:07 AM
Roger Govier Roger Govier is offline Revenue Recognition Schedule formula problem Windows 10 Revenue Recognition Schedule formula problem Office 2016
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Hi



I just edited the formula in cell BO 10 and copied it across and It think it does what you require

=IF(SUM($AH10:BN10)=$Z10,0,IF(DAYS360($D10,BO$1)>1 ,$Z10/$S10*INT(DAYS360($C10,BO$1)/30)-SUM($AH10:BN10),0))
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esimmonds esimmonds is offline Revenue Recognition Schedule formula problem Windows 7 64bit Revenue Recognition Schedule formula problem Office 2016
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Roger,

Like the formula however it doesn't work, please see attachment.

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