Accrued daily costs

yesman

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Good morning everyone,

Thanks for all the really useful information on these boards they have helped me no end but I have hit a brick wall.

Here is the problem.

I am creating a simple spreadsheet which will allow me to monitor all items I have on hire. I have created the spreadsheet and included all of the columns I need. I have created fields to show date hired, date off-hired and a column that shows daily and weekly hire costs as well as a column that shows the current cost of hire based on the daily rate.

I am having trouble working out the formula to stop accruing costs when the 'date off-hired' date is entered.

This is what I need to show.

The current cost of hire based on daily hire costs, changing to weekly hire cost when 7 days since the 'date hire' date is reached. I then need the cost to stop accruing when a 'date off-hired' date is entered.

I hope somebody can help me as I am really stumped. Have a good day.

Thanks
 

Excel Facts

Copy formula down without changing references
If you have =SUM(F2:F49) in F50; type Alt+' in F51 to copy =SUM(F2:F49) to F51, leaving the formula in edit mode. Change SUM to COUNT.
=IF(ISBLANK(D1),INT(NOW())-C2:)*100%/1*k2)

This is where I have got to so far. Although it's not right.

Date hired is in C2, Date off-hired is D2, Daily hire rate is in K2 and weekly hire rate is in L2. The cell the formula is being written in is in M2.

I hope this makes sense...










Good morning everyone,

Thanks for all the really useful information on these boards they have helped me no end but I have hit a brick wall.

Here is the problem.

I am creating a simple spreadsheet which will allow me to monitor all items I have on hire. I have created the spreadsheet and included all of the columns I need. I have created fields to show date hired, date off-hired and a column that shows daily and weekly hire costs as well as a column that shows the current cost of hire based on the daily rate.

I am having trouble working out the formula to stop accruing costs when the 'date off-hired' date is entered.

This is what I need to show.

The current cost of hire based on daily hire costs, changing to weekly hire cost when 7 days since the 'date hire' date is reached. I then need the cost to stop accruing when a 'date off-hired' date is entered.

I hope somebody can help me as I am really stumped. Have a good day.

Thanks
 
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