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I'm trying to create a calculator using Excel where in I add a given value to
a cell every month. This is not a financial equation.
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One way:

assume you want to add 10 every month, starting one month from today:

=DATEDIF("2/11/2005",TODAY(),"m") * 10

or, every 30 days:

=INT((TODAY()-DATE(2005,2,11))/30)*10

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I'm trying to create a calculator using Excel where in I add a given value to
a cell every month. This is not a financial equation.

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That certainly appears to be working...THANKS.

"JE McGimpsey" wrote:

One way:

assume you want to add 10 every month, starting one month from today:

=DATEDIF("2/11/2005",TODAY(),"m") * 10

or, every 30 days:

=INT((TODAY()-DATE(2005,2,11))/30)*10

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"ZZ430" wrote:

I'm trying to create a calculator using Excel where in I add a given value to
a cell every month. This is not a financial equation.


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