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Good Morning Everybody, I am using Microsoft Excel 2003. I would like to know if there is a formula I can use to calculate 90 days from a specific date. For example: I would like to calculate 90 days from the date of 12/07/2009 automatically. I would also like to know is it possible to caluclate 90 (BUSINESS DAYS) from the date of 12/07/2009.
I am using =D2+90which gives me a new date after hire date. I don't know if this is correct. Also, I need another formula to add the Initial Pay Rate plus 90 days increase. I would greatly appreciate if there is another formula that can point to A2 (new hire) and if this employee is a new employee, than fill the rest E2 and H2.
Re: Calculate Yes or No if date is greater than 90 days and less than 365 days. What do you mean >90 days, in comparison to what, today's date? This formula will give you "Y" if a date is more than 90 days old compared with today. =IF (A1< TODAY ()-90,"Y","N") follow the same logic for 365. Audere est facere.
For example, if B1 has 1/1/2012 in it, in C1 you could use. =B1+90. That would return the date 90 days after the date in B1. =TODAY ()+90. That would return the date 90 days after today. The TODAY () function is volatile, and automatically updates - so if you open it tomorrow that cell will be different (3/30/2012 + 90 vs. 3/31/2012 + 90).
Re: Month following 90 days from date. use the eomonth function. =EOMONTH (A1,4) will give july for any date in march (note format cell as custom MMM) oh bytheway activate the analysis toolpak add in! to get this function. usually tools/options/add-ins tick the analysis tool pak check box.
I'm trying to calculate past due amounts. Date Total payment balance 30 days 60 days 90 120 1/29/05 100 25 ...
Basically I am attempting to copy the formula and then modify for the relevant column in this case: =SUM(IF(FlightDates<(TODAY()-90), 0, FlightLength)) FlightDates is the named range of the calender date in column A and FlightLength is the named range for total flying in column Z. However even though this forumla
Column C - Auto populates the due date of the invoice (20 days after the invoice is received) Column D - I want a number of days to auto populate based on today's date that will show how many days we have to pay the bill. Example: today is 2/19/2014, bill is due 2/22/2014 (Column C), column D should read 3 (I would prefer is the number is black ...
The issue I am having is making the Day Currency formula look for the 3 or more 90-day cumulative night landings in addition to day landings to count currency expiration date. FAA regulations count 3+ night landings within 90 days for day in addition to any day landings performed. Day landings do not count for night.
Date2 needs to be calculated based on Date1 + 90 days. For example, if DATE1 ( Commencement Date) = Sept 1/05 and it is a seven month program, then DATE2 should be 1st day of 4th month, i.e. Dec 1/05 if nine month program, then DATE2 will be made on 1st day of fifth month, i.e. Jan 1/06 Any help in this regard much appreciated.