Date rent increase occurs

Sandy44830

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  1. 2010
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Rent increase occurs June 1, 2021 unless the current lease end date is greater than June 1, 2021. If that is the case the lot increase would be the lease end date plus 30 days and how ever many days to the first of the next month (lease end date is July 30, 2021 so increase would go into effect August 1, 2021).

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Hi,

May be something like this:

Book3.xlsx
AB
1Lease End DateIncrease Date
25/31/20216/1/2021
36/30/20217/1/2021
42/28/20216/1/2021
58/15/20219/1/2021
Sheet919
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B2:B5B2=MAX(DATE(YEAR(A2),6,1),EOMONTH(A2,0)+1)
 
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Solution
Thank you. I did find out that I do not have to add 30 days to the end lease date so with your help from above this is what i have

=IF(G8>DATE(2021,6,1),MAX(DATE(YEAR(G8),6,1),EOMONTH(G8,0)+1),DATE(2021,6,1))

I am still having a problem. Some cells in the lease end column are empty which give me the correct date of June 1, 2021, howver if the date is prior to June 1, 2021 the date in the Increase Date column is a date older than June 1, 2021. Ex: Lease end date: November 18, 2018, Increase Date: Decembr 1, 2018 (this should be June 1, 2021).
 
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I modified my formula accordingly.

My formula should work as-is, you Don't need the IF test, and it'll continue to work for future years:

Book3.xlsx
AB
1Lease End DateIncrease Date
25/31/20216/1/2021
36/30/20217/1/2021
42/28/20216/1/2021
58/15/20219/1/2021
66/1/2021
711/18/20186/1/2021
Sheet919
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B2:B7B2=MAX(DATE(YEAR(TODAY()),6,1),EOMONTH(A2,0)+1)
 
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Thank you, your formula did work. I should have checked this out before. The data was exported from Rent Manager, the date field is formatted as text. Changing the column to date format does not correct the problem unless I re-enter those dates.
 
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If you have a Long list of dates in the Same column, you can try Text to Columns in the Data Tab to convert the Text dates to Real dates all in one shot.
Or convert them with a formula, then copy & paste value over the original, then delete the formula column:

Book3.xlsx
HIJK
1HighlightOr
2Select5/31/20215/31/2021Use formula
3Column I6/30/20216/30/2021
4Text to Columns2/28/20212/28/2021
5Finish8/15/20218/15/2021
6#VALUE!
711/18/201811/18/2018
Sheet919
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
J2:J7J2=DATEVALUE(I2)
 
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