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Bob Phillips
 
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Default date intervals

Forgot to mention that the start and end dates were in A1 and A2
respectively, but I guess that you figured that <vbg

Bob

"jer" wrote in message
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Bob
thank you exceedingly much
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thanks as always for the help


"Bob Phillips" wrote:

Quarters

=SUMPRODUCT(--(DATE(YEAR(A1),MONTH(A1)+ROW(A1:A100)*3,DAY(A1))<A 2))

Semi-annual

=SUMPRODUCT(--(DATE(YEAR(A1),MONTH(A1)+ROW(A1:A100)*6,DAY(A1))<A 2))

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oops!! for that first post
Dear all
Some help please. I have 2 dates a start date and an end date and I

have
to
make payments either quarterly or semi annually between the 2 dates,

e.g.,
start date = Jan 15 2006 end date = July 15 2015 the number of

quarterly
payments that I would have to make between the 2 dates is 37 and the

number
of semi annual payments is 19. Is there a formula that could give me

these
results
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