I want to know about a function such as
=Sum( value / January * value)

I mean I need a value divided by total days of the month such as january,
february etc. & then multiplied again by a value. I want a function in which
I can put total days of the month say november automatically. I will be
greatful to hear from anybody.

=A1^2/DAY(EOMONTH(1/1/2007,0))


"FOUAD" wrote:

I want to know about a function such as
=Sum( value / January * value)

I mean I need a value divided by total days of the month such as january,
february etc. & then multiplied again by a value. I want a function in which
I can put total days of the month say november automatically. I will be
greatful to hear from anybody.

That will only works by chance for January, since using 1/1/2007 in the
EOMONTH portion is equivalent to

EOMONTH(0.00049825610363727,0)



Better:

EOMONTH(DATE(2007,1,1),0)



In article ,
Teethless mama wrote:

=A1^2/DAY(EOMONTH(1/1/2007,0))


"FOUAD" wrote:

I want to know about a function such as
=Sum( value / January * value)

I mean I need a value divided by total days of the month such as january,
february etc. & then multiplied again by a value. I want a function in
which
I can put total days of the month say november automatically. I will be
greatful to hear from anybody.

On Sat, 14 Apr 2007 09:44:03 -0700, FOUAD
wrote:

I want to know about a function such as
=Sum( value / January * value)

I mean I need a value divided by total days of the month such as january,
february etc. & then multiplied again by a value. I want a function in which
I can put total days of the month say november automatically. I will be
greatful to hear from anybody.

If your month number is in A1, then:

=DAY(DATE(2007,A1+1,0))

will give the number of days in that month.

You should probably include the year also, as February changes.

With any date (e.g. 1/15/2007) in the desired month in A1, then the formula
would be:

=DAY(DATE(YEAR(A1),MONTH(A1)+1,0))
--ron

Hi

If you have the Analysis Toolpak loaded, (ToolsAddinsAnalysis Toolpak
check box) then you have January or any other month you want in cell A1,
then

=DAY(EOMONTH((A1&0),0))
or without the Analysis Toolpak, then
=DAY(DATE(YEAR(TODAY()),MONTH(K3&0)+1,0))

These formulae would replace the month in your formula, or perhaps
insert either of them in say cell B1 then use
=(Value/B1)*Value
--
Regards

Roger Govier


"FOUAD" wrote in message
...
I want to know about a function such as
=Sum( value / January * value)

I mean I need a value divided by total days of the month such as
january,
february etc. & then multiplied again by a value. I want a function in
which
I can put total days of the month say november automatically. I will
be
greatful to hear from anybody.

Sorry, that second formula should have referred to A1 as well
=DAY(DATE(YEAR(TODAY()),MONTH(A1&0)+1,0))

--
Regards

Roger Govier


"Roger Govier" wrote in message
...
Hi

If you have the Analysis Toolpak loaded, (ToolsAddinsAnalysis
Toolpak check box) then you have January or any other month you want
in cell A1, then

=DAY(EOMONTH((A1&0),0))
or without the Analysis Toolpak, then
=DAY(DATE(YEAR(TODAY()),MONTH(K3&0)+1,0))

These formulae would replace the month in your formula, or perhaps
insert either of them in say cell B1 then use
=(Value/B1)*Value
--
Regards

Roger Govier


"FOUAD" wrote in message
...
I want to know about a function such as
=Sum( value / January * value)

I mean I need a value divided by total days of the month such as
january,
february etc. & then multiplied again by a value. I want a function
in which
I can put total days of the month say november automatically. I will
be
greatful to hear from anybody.

If you have a cell in time format than the end of the month is
=eomonth(mytime,0)

also
=eomonth(today(),0)

Here is a trick so you can enter the month number from 1 to 12 and get it to
work for every year including leap years.

==DAY(EOMONTH(DATE(YEAR(NOW())-1,12,1),A1)) where A1 is a month number 1 -
12. The second parameter of is an offset of the month with 0 being the
present month. You have to use a December date to get January to be an
offset of 1. To make usre it handle the leap year properly You have to put
in the present year.




"FOUAD" wrote:

I want to know about a function such as
=Sum( value / January * value)

I mean I need a value divided by total days of the month such as january,
february etc. & then multiplied again by a value. I want a function in which
I can put total days of the month say november automatically. I will be
greatful to hear from anybody.