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Hi,
The previous answer from Michael was great. However, I realized that I will have more than 7 nested If statements. I didn't need the year so, I took it out of the equation. Is there a way to streamline the formula for 12 months? the previous answer =if(and(month(d1)=1,B10,if(and(month(d1)=2,C10,0)) cell: D1 will change from January to December (each months return) Cells: B10, C10, E10, D10, etc for 12 months - contains prepayment amounts. As the months change I need the formula to look at the current date and return the previous months prepayment amount. There is a formula from the current return that fills this schedule on a monthly basis. The prepayment schedule looks like this: location dec jan feb etc 1 boca raton 5,000 6,000 7,000 2 St John 2,000 1,000 7,000 etc. The formula will be individual for each location return. Should I use a lookup and range name the location and date? Any suggestions? |
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