Converting Dates Into a 4-4-5 Calendar Format

Jambi46n2

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Hello,

The company I work for goes by the 4-4-5 Financial Calendar.

I found a formula that will Convert a DATE to the MONTH of 4-4-5

=MATCH(A1-DATE(YEAR(A1),1,0),{0,29,57,92,120,148,183,211,239,274,302,330})

A1 Being a DATE example: 1/31/2013
B2 Results in Displaying the 4-4-5 MONTH: 2

Can anyone help me make B2 Result in Showing The Year and Month?

Maybe even putting the year into C2
as Excel doesn't really accept 02/2013 without making it 02/01/2013

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks so much!
 

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Excel 2010
AB
1DateMonth
21/1/20151
31/30/20152
42/26/20152
52/27/20153
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B2=MATCH(A2-DATE(YEAR(A2),1,1),{0,29,57,92,120,148,183,211,239,274,302,330})
 
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my apologies... correct formula is =TEXT(DATE(YEAR(A4),MATCH(A4-DATE(YEAR(A4),1,1),{0,29,57,92,120,148,183,211,239,274,302,330}),1),"mmmm yyyy")
 
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Awesome!!

Much nicer than the method I was using previously.
To get around it I was creating 4 additional columns with formulas to display the Month and Date.

=TEXT(DATE(YEAR(A2),MATCH(A2-DATE(YEAR(A2),1,0),{0,29,57,92,120,148,183,211,239,274,302,330}),1),"mmmm yyyy")

Replacing the 1 with a 0 in the formula seemed to be more accurate as the start of the week lands on a Friday.

Thank you so much!!
I can now create a button to press using VBA for everyone to use at will.
You made life a hell of a lot easier for me and my entire team here at work! :)
 
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