Calculate percentage of client base

Lesjoan01

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Office Version
  1. 365
Platform
  1. Windows
Client

When became a client
How long been a client
%
ABC
09/03/2017
1 year 10 months
DEF
30/04/2013
5 years 9 months
GHI
13/11/2007
11 years 2 months
JKL
30/08/2018
0 years 5 months


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Hi,
I am trying to work out the following:

I have a database of Clients and I have how long they have been a client of the business. I want to work out percentages based on:

% of clients who have been with the business less than one year, between 1 to 5 years, between 5 to 10 years and finally over 10 years.

There are 3345 active clients. So I would want to know the total % for each of the above criteria - if that makes sense?

Any ideas?

Many thanks

Lesley
 
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will you consider to split the 'how long' column into 2 with years & months?
 
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this solution based on the 'how long' column with a different format that can be hidden


Book1
ABCDEF
1ClientWhen became a clientHow long been a client%
2ABC09/03/20171.9<12
3DEF30/04/20135.81-53
4GHI13/11/200711.25-108
5JKL30/08/20180.410-9911
6C110/01/199821.1
7C224/03/20171.9
8C327/01/200118.0
9C429/08/20099.4
10C521/08/20180.4
11C628/07/199919.5
12C730/01/20109.0
13C809/08/199919.5
14C913/02/199821.0
15C1003/08/20126.5
16C1109/07/20108.6
17C1219/04/199424.8
18C1302/01/20181.1
19C1412/04/200513.8
20C1525/12/20135.1
21C1622/11/200315.2
22C1720/06/200018.6
23C1818/12/20108.1
24C1912/08/199523.5
25C2007/06/20126.6
Sheet3
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
C2=(TODAY()-B2)/365.25
F2=COUNTIF($C$2:$C$25,"<"&E2)-SUM($F$1:F1)
 
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