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SUM Days (to 30), Months (to 12) and Years
Hello!
I have: YY MM DD 2 9 20 4 3 15 I would like your help for the next result after sum periods: YY MM DD 7 1 5 Thanks in advance. an |
SUM Days (to 30), Months (to 12) and Years
Hi Just Extend the logic posted to your previous question on years and months.
=SUM(A2:A3)+INT(SUM(B2:B3)/12) in Cell B4 =MOD(SUM(B2:B3),12)+INT(SUM(C2:C3)/30) in cell C4 =MOD(SUM(C2:C3),30) Note This will not be accurate due to variation in month lengths. Regards Roger Govier an wrote: Hello! I have: YY MM DD 2 9 20 4 3 15 I would like your help for the next result after sum periods: YY MM DD 7 1 5 Thanks in advance. an |
SUM Days (to 30), Months (to 12) and Years
=YEAR(DATE(A1+A2,B1+B2,C1+C2))-1900
=MONTH(DATE(A1+A2,B1+B2,C1+C2)) =DAY(DATE(A1+A2,B1+B2,C1+C2)) But you get 4, not 5 for the day. -- Kind regards, Niek Otten "an" wrote in message ... Hello! I have: YY MM DD 2 9 20 4 3 15 I would like your help for the next result after sum periods: YY MM DD 7 1 5 Thanks in advance. an |
SUM Days (to 30), Months (to 12) and Years
In this case. If your data were
2 9 20 4 5 15 you would get 7 for the day -- Kind regards, Niek Otten "Niek Otten" wrote in message ... =YEAR(DATE(A1+A2,B1+B2,C1+C2))-1900 =MONTH(DATE(A1+A2,B1+B2,C1+C2)) =DAY(DATE(A1+A2,B1+B2,C1+C2)) But you get 4, not 5 for the day. -- Kind regards, Niek Otten "an" wrote in message ... Hello! I have: YY MM DD 2 9 20 4 3 15 I would like your help for the next result after sum periods: YY MM DD 7 1 5 Thanks in advance. an |
SUM Days (to 30), Months (to 12) and Years
Exactly, RG
Many thanks, more one time. an "Roger Govier" wrote: Hi Just Extend the logic posted to your previous question on years and months. =SUM(A2:A3)+INT(SUM(B2:B3)/12) in Cell B4 =MOD(SUM(B2:B3),12)+INT(SUM(C2:C3)/30) in cell C4 =MOD(SUM(C2:C3),30) Note This will not be accurate due to variation in month lengths. Regards Roger Govier an wrote: Hello! I have: YY MM DD 2 9 20 4 3 15 I would like your help for the next result after sum periods: YY MM DD 7 1 5 Thanks in advance. an |
SUM Days (to 30), Months (to 12) and Years
Thanks, too.
an "Niek Otten" wrote: In this case. If your data were 2 9 20 4 5 15 you would get 7 for the day -- Kind regards, Niek Otten "Niek Otten" wrote in message ... =YEAR(DATE(A1+A2,B1+B2,C1+C2))-1900 =MONTH(DATE(A1+A2,B1+B2,C1+C2)) =DAY(DATE(A1+A2,B1+B2,C1+C2)) But you get 4, not 5 for the day. -- Kind regards, Niek Otten "an" wrote in message ... Hello! I have: YY MM DD 2 9 20 4 3 15 I would like your help for the next result after sum periods: YY MM DD 7 1 5 Thanks in advance. an |
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