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Weekly Hire
Hi,
Is there a way to calculate an amount continuity (weekly) until an end date is put in. The scenario is that i want to see the weekly hire cost of some equipment however various items come and go on/off hire at different times? Many Thanks H |
Weekly Hire
The answer is yes. Can you give us an idea of the data you have, and the outcome
you want. -- Regards, Fred "Humphrey" wrote in message ... Hi, Is there a way to calculate an amount continuity (weekly) until an end date is put in. The scenario is that i want to see the weekly hire cost of some equipment however various items come and go on/off hire at different times? Many Thanks H |
Weekly Hire
Hi
I have a large no of items on hire, these vary form week to week, i want to be able to get accurate weekly costs for the hire of these items. I am looking for a formula to populate the 'weekly total' column. a formula that times the number of items by their hire rate from an 'on hire' date. i want this formula to keep picking up this value until i enterr an 'off hire date' where by my charges will stop. the columns are weekly ie a start date the +7 days on going. so the range will be ifthe on hire occurs with in the week/or the off hire to stop the cost. i hope this helps H "Fred Smith" wrote: The answer is yes. Can you give us an idea of the data you have, and the outcome you want. -- Regards, Fred "Humphrey" wrote in message ... Hi, Is there a way to calculate an amount continuity (weekly) until an end date is put in. The scenario is that i want to see the weekly hire cost of some equipment however various items come and go on/off hire at different times? Many Thanks H |
Weekly Hire
It doesn't help very much. Telling us specifically what's in each column, and
the results you want would help more. Surely the formula for hire costs is: =WeeklyRate * NumberOfWeeksHired If you have a start and stop dates, the total cost is: =(EndDate - StartDate) / 7 * WeeklyRate If you are saying you don't have an EndDate yet, but still want to know the costs so far, use something like: =(if(EndDate=0,Today(),EndDate) - StartDate) / 7 * WeeklyRate -- Regards, Fred "Humphrey" wrote in message ... Hi I have a large no of items on hire, these vary form week to week, i want to be able to get accurate weekly costs for the hire of these items. I am looking for a formula to populate the 'weekly total' column. a formula that times the number of items by their hire rate from an 'on hire' date. i want this formula to keep picking up this value until i enterr an 'off hire date' where by my charges will stop. the columns are weekly ie a start date the +7 days on going. so the range will be ifthe on hire occurs with in the week/or the off hire to stop the cost. i hope this helps H "Fred Smith" wrote: The answer is yes. Can you give us an idea of the data you have, and the outcome you want. -- Regards, Fred "Humphrey" wrote in message ... Hi, Is there a way to calculate an amount continuity (weekly) until an end date is put in. The scenario is that i want to see the weekly hire cost of some equipment however various items come and go on/off hire at different times? Many Thanks H |
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