OK here's what I need:

A user enters a date in A1, A2 should count number of full months between
the date entered and the next September 1st. So if they enter 6/28/05 in A1,
A2 should read with the number 2 (counting the months of July and August).
If they enter 11/21/04 in A1, it should calculate to 9 and so on.

If they enter a date in A1 that is the first of a month, then it should
count that month as well. So if they enter 5/1/05 in A1, A2 should read 4.

Of course this is possible but I can't seem to figure it out. Any
suggestions?

=DATEDIF(A1,DATE(YEAR(TODAY())+(MONTH(TODAY())8), 9,1),"M")

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"tjb" wrote in message
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OK here's what I need:

A user enters a date in A1, A2 should count number of full months between
the date entered and the next September 1st. So if they enter 6/28/05 in
A1,
A2 should read with the number 2 (counting the months of July and August).
If they enter 11/21/04 in A1, it should calculate to 9 and so on.

If they enter a date in A1 that is the first of a month, then it should
count that month as well. So if they enter 5/1/05 in A1, A2 should read
4.

Of course this is possible but I can't seem to figure it out. Any
suggestions?

=DATEDIF(A1,DATE(2005,9,1),"m")

"tjb" wrote:

OK here's what I need:

A user enters a date in A1, A2 should count number of full months between
the date entered and the next September 1st. So if they enter 6/28/05 in A1,
A2 should read with the number 2 (counting the months of July and August).
If they enter 11/21/04 in A1, it should calculate to 9 and so on.

If they enter a date in A1 that is the first of a month, then it should
count that month as well. So if they enter 5/1/05 in A1, A2 should read 4.

Of course this is possible but I can't seem to figure it out. Any
suggestions?