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This may be too complicated to explain without showing the financial
spreadsheet...but here goes. Firstly I have a start date column and end date column for Projects. There is also a contribution column which shows the total amount of contribution for that project (e.g. £5,900). Lastly, I have 4 columns which are the financial years (05/06, 06/07 etc) which at the moment are blank. I want to create a formula that checks the start and end date and then apportions the contribution across the financial years. e.g if the start date and end date was 01/09/05 and 01/09/2006 respectively and the contribution was £2000 i want a formula in the financial year columns that splits the money into the relevant year. in this case £1000 in the 05/06 column and £1000 in the 06/07 column. Can it be done? |
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