![]() |
Complete Tax Years
I need to calculate the number of complete UK tax years between two dates e.g.
From: 01/08/1994 To: 01/03/1998 = 2 complete tax years. This is derived from: 01/08/1994 to 05/04/1995 - Not a complete year therefore ignored 06/04/1995 to 05/04/1996 - Complete tax year therefore counted 06/04/1996 to 05/04/1997 - Complete tax year therefore counted 06/04/1997 to 01/03/2008 - Not a complete year therefore ignored A tax year runs from 06 April to 05 April the following year. This is a pretty long-winded explanation of the calc but hopefully it gets the concept across. Any support would be greatly appreciated. Regards Dan |
Complete Tax Years
Dan,
I think this will work - or the first date in A2, and the later date in A3: =YEAR(DATE(YEAR(A3)-(A3<DATE(YEAR(A3),4,5)),4,5))-YEAR(DATE(YEAR(A2)+(A2DATE(YEAR(A2),4,6)),4,5)) HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "Dan" wrote in message ... I need to calculate the number of complete UK tax years between two dates e.g. From: 01/08/1994 To: 01/03/1998 = 2 complete tax years. This is derived from: 01/08/1994 to 05/04/1995 - Not a complete year therefore ignored 06/04/1995 to 05/04/1996 - Complete tax year therefore counted 06/04/1996 to 05/04/1997 - Complete tax year therefore counted 06/04/1997 to 01/03/2008 - Not a complete year therefore ignored A tax year runs from 06 April to 05 April the following year. This is a pretty long-winded explanation of the calc but hopefully it gets the concept across. Any support would be greatly appreciated. Regards Dan |
All times are GMT +1. The time now is 06:22 PM. |
Powered by vBulletin® Copyright ©2000 - 2025, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
ExcelBanter.com