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Please can anyone point me to the best way to do this, I expect it's a
common problem and my head is spinning trying to work out the simple formula needed: I have a sheet with rows showing tasks in a project, each task has columns showing a start & a finish date. Other columns show months. I need to show how many days of each task occur in each month, so I can bill for time spent each month. eg, as in a gantt bar chart: task start finish Jan Feb March design 1 jan 31 Jan 31 0 0 develop 1 jan 20 Feb 31 20 0 etc. It must be something like "startofmonth-taskstart..........etc" but there seem to be 6 different combinations of how a task overlaps the month you want, and I'm looking for a simple calculation, not 6 nested Ifs! Thanks if anyone can help. |
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