Financial Year dates

tnolan

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Hi,

I enter a date in cell B6 but I want cell d10 to show which Financial year it falls in

ie B6 = 01/08/2009
D10 should show text FY10

If I change B6 to 01/08/2010 then D10 should update to FY11
 

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Hi,

I enter a date in cell B6 but I want cell d10 to show which Financial year it falls in

ie B6 = 01/08/2009
D10 should show text FY10

If I change B6 to 01/08/2010 then D10 should update to FY11

Hi tnolan:

Welcome to MrExcel Board!

Let us look at ...

<html><head><title>Excel Jeanie HTML</title></head><body>
Excel Workbook
ABCD
68-Jan-09
7
8
9
10FY10
11
Sheet7


</body></html>

I hope this helps.
 
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Hi,

that date should be 1st Aug 2009 (01/08/09) which falls in FY10.

If I put in 1st May 2009 (01/05/09) - this should fall in FY09.

Financial years are from 01 Jul to 30 June

What i am trying to say is - if the date is between 01/07/08 and 30/06/09 then put FY09 in the relevant cell
 
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Hi tnolan:

Thanks for the clarification ... that helps. So, her we go ...

<html><head><title>Excel Jeanie HTML</title></head><body>
Excel Workbook
ABCD
5
61-Aug-09
7
8
9
10FY10
11
Sheet7


</body></html>
 
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tnolan

Welcome to the MrExcel board!

Your messages about what dates fall in what FY are confusing. However, you should be able to adjust this by changing the "6" in the EDATE formula if it does not already do what you want.

Note that you need to have Analysis Toolpak installed and enabled for the EDATE function to work. Check in Tools|Add-Ins...

Just copy the B2 formula down.

Excel Workbook
AB
1DateFY
215/12/2005FY06
315/01/2006FY06
415/02/2006FY06
515/03/2006FY06
615/04/2006FY06
715/05/2006FY06
815/06/2006FY06
915/07/2006FY07
1015/08/2006FY07
1115/09/2006FY07
1215/10/2006FY07
1315/11/2006FY07
1415/12/2006FY07
1515/01/2007FY07
FY
 
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