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Ugh! This is turning into quite a mess. I have a date (1/31/2008) in E2.
Using the day function, I have the number of days in that month, which is 31, in cell E4. I have a start date (1/29/2008) in A5 and an End Date (1/15/2009) in B5. I have the number of days in C5 and an amount ($120,000) in D5. I am trying to allocate that $120,000 over the entire time interval, from 1/29/2008 to 1/15/2009. For instance, E5 should show $680, because there are 353 days between the start date and the end date and there are two days between 1/29/2008 and 1/31/2008. Based on the same logic, I would expect to see $9,858 in F5. Fill-right; so on and so forth. Finally, I would expect to see $5,439 in Q5. Then, when I sum all the data elements on this row, I would like to see a total of $120,000, which indicates that all payments have been made and accounted for. After all this, I would go to E5, and fill-down a few rows, and all cells should populate with the correct payments/amounts. I am using this function: =IF(AND($A5E$2,$B5E$2),0,IF(E$2-E$4<$A5,(E$4-DAY($A5))*$D5/$C5,IF(E$2-E$4<$B5,(E$4-DAY($B5))*($D5/$C5),E$4*($D5/$C5)))) It is close, but not quite correct. Id appreciate any and all assistance. This is somewhat complicated for me, only because I cant seem to get my mind into it. In all honesty, I dont think it is all that difficult though. Thanks!! -- RyGuy |
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