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Calculating unearned amount billed 45 days in advance...
HELP! Excel beginner....exported spreadsheet from Access to Excel. I have a
column with a renewal date for each customer (billing based on the renewal date, bills 45 days in advance), a column with the amount billed, and a column with frequency of billing (1-annually billed, 4-quarterly, 12-monthly) EXAMPLE: CUSTOMER RENEWAL DATE AMOUNT FREQUENCY abc company 7/15/07 $1,950.00 4 so, they are billed 6/1, 9/1, 12/1, and 3/1 (as of 6/1 billing, the entire amount is "unearned") Need a spreadsheet to calculate how much is unearned at any given time. Any suggestions? Does this even make sense to anyone? Any help is MUCH appreciated. |
Calculating unearned amount billed 45 days in advance...
I'm unsure how you determine your billing dates (as in, do they update
automatically? Currently, I can't think of a way that you can manage your billing dates so that they change given what today's date is, if I am understanding part of your question..), but anyway You'll need an IF function as a new column, Column F, (ex. for the entry in row 4): =IF(E4<B4,"unearned","paid") where Column E has your billing dates for each customer, and Column B has your renewal dates. At the bottom, or top (wherever you feel like putting it), to calculate the total unearned money, use the equation: =SUMIF(F4:F5,"unearned",C4:C5) Column F would contain the IF condition above and Column C is your Amount Column. I hope this helps (there is a way to merge the SumIf with the IF formula above, but I can't remember it right now, sorry), Jim |
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