Please take a closer look at my long-winded explanation.
I was merely trying to explain how your "static" formula using Today() was
inefficient and why.
I then went on to suggest that you use (in cell B5) the formula:
=IF(YEAR(A5-15) <> YEAR(TODAY()),0, MONTH(A5-15)*1.5)
I also said that for your second question (rounding values to .5 increments)can
be done with:
=INT(A23*2)/2
My explanations get kind-of long, because I prefer to TEACH the reasons why
instead of simply handing over answers.
Paul-----------------------------------------
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By all the means you can,
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In all the places you can,
At all the times you can,
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On Saturday, March 4, 2017 12:10 AM, Sunil Kumar Yadav
<sk.yadav7...@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear Paul,
Thank you so much for your support but I don't have need formula calculation
start from today. It should be start from my provided date...pls recheck that
time my file i am sure you will be got my query.
On Mar 4, 2017 1:58 AM, "Paul Schreiner" <schreiner_p...@att.net> wrote:
First of all, your IF() statement:A nested if statement will evaluate each
section until it finds a true() option.So, in the first
case:IF(TODAY()<=42750evaluates false, that means today is > 42750So the second
part: IF(AND(TODAY()>=42751 HAS to be true, so there's no reason to test
it!Your IF statement could be simplified to:IF(TODAY()<=42750,0,
IF(TODAY()<=42781,1.5,
IF(TODAY()<=42809,3,
IF(TODAY()<=42840,4.5,
IF(TODAY()<=42870,6,
IF(TODAY()<=42901,7.5,
IF(TODAY()<=42931,9,
IF(TODAY()<=42962,10.5,
IF(TODAY()<=42993,12,
IF(TODAY()<=43023,13.5,
IF(TODAY()<=43054,15,
IF(TODAY()<=43084,16.5,
IF(TODAY()>=43085,18,0)))))))) )))))
But, you can simplify it even more.You're using the 15th of the month as the
"break point".So, if you were to subtract 15 days, you'd be in the "same" month
if the day is > 15, and the PREVIOUS month if it is before the 15th.Basically,
by subtracting 15, you're setting the "break point" as the first of the
month.So, if you determine the month number: (MONTH(A5-15)) you could say you
want 1.5 for each month, or:MONTH(A6-15) * 15Now, the issue is with the first
half of January.subtracting 15 makes it December of the PREVIOUS year, and
therefore should be 0 instead of 18.
so, you need to check to see if the offset year is the same as the current
year:=IF(YEAR(A5-15) <> YEAR(TODAY()),0, MONTH(A5-15)* 1.5)
This seems match the same as your sample values for rows 5-9,but I'm not sure
what you were doing with rows 12-16Why does 16-Mar in row 8 result in 4.5, but
16-Mar in row 13 is supposed to be 1.5 ???I'm not sure what the rules you're
using here.
as for your second query:
You're basically wanting to round off your number to the nearest 1/2.You can
accomplish this by first doubling the number and removing the decimal
portion(extract just the integer portion)then divide it by 2:=INT(A23*2)/2
this works for your samples.
hope this helps.
Paul------------------------------ -----------
“Do all the good you can,
By all the means you can,
In all the ways you can,
In all the places you can,
At all the times you can,
To all the people you can,
As long as ever you can.” - John Wesley
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On Friday, March 3, 2017 12:08 PM, Sunil Kumar Yadav
<sk.yadav7...@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear All,
I have two query for automatically update value on one fixed date, have created
formula but need dynamic formula.
Formula:IF(TODAY()<=42750,0,IF(AND( TODAY()>=42751,TODAY()<=42781)
,1.5,IF(AND(TODAY()>=42782, TODAY()<=42809),3,IF(AND(
TODAY()>=42810,TODAY()<=42840) ,4.5,IF(AND(TODAY()>=42841,
TODAY()<=42870),6,IF(AND( TODAY()>=42871,TODAY()<=42901)
,7.5,IF(AND(TODAY()>=42902, TODAY()<=42931),9,IF(AND(
TODAY()>=42932,TODAY()<=42962) ,10.5,IF(AND(TODAY()>=42963,
TODAY()<=42993),12,IF(AND( TODAY()>=42994,TODAY()<=43023)
,13.5,IF(AND(TODAY()>=43024, TODAY()<=43054),15,IF(AND(
TODAY()>=43055,TODAY()<=43084) ,16.5,IF(AND(TODAY()>=43085,
TODAY()>=43085),18,0)))))))))) )))
Please check excel sheet...Thanks in advance for help!
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