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Bernard Liengme
 
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Default including current date in formula

Current month is found with =MONTH(TODAY())
So your formula could be =D12*12/MONTH(TODAY())
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I need to include the current month (such as 1, 2 3, ... etc for the number
of the month) in a formula. What I am doing is taking a total amount and
dividing that by the number of the current month (such as 2 for February)
and
then multiplying that by 12. For example

D12 / (month of the year) * 12

But I need to replace "month of the year" with something that actually
works
in a formula. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.