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How do I change this to count days
I recieved help yesterday on my "IF" problem but I forgot the fact that if a
pymt is paid a month later it isn't calculating. Here is what I got yesterday for a fix late fee; =IF(OR(B7="",DAY(B7)=27),43.75,0) Column A has date pymt due Column B has date pymt paid Column F has the late fee Here is what a friend and I came up with for a per day late fee =IF((B18-A18)=5,E18*0.05+(B18-A18-5)*E18*0.01,0) The problem is again is that I need both formulas to reconize complete dates. Example, Column A - Date payment is due is 3-22-08 Column B - Date payment is made is 5-20-08 Thank you for your time and assistance. |
How do I change this to count days
Make it easy. If you want to find number of days late, then do:
=(If(payment date - due date)0,(payment date - due date)*per-day charge,0) Sounds like maybe you charge different late fees based on length of time late? If so, just add that as a nested if. "H Halliburton" wrote: I recieved help yesterday on my "IF" problem but I forgot the fact that if a pymt is paid a month later it isn't calculating. Here is what I got yesterday for a fix late fee; =IF(OR(B7="",DAY(B7)=27),43.75,0) Column A has date pymt due Column B has date pymt paid Column F has the late fee Here is what a friend and I came up with for a per day late fee =IF((B18-A18)=5,E18*0.05+(B18-A18-5)*E18*0.01,0) The problem is again is that I need both formulas to reconize complete dates. Example, Column A - Date payment is due is 3-22-08 Column B - Date payment is made is 5-20-08 Thank you for your time and assistance. |
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