This may be an accounting function, but I am trying to do the following.
Let's say:
Contract is for $100,000
Start Date is 6/15/09
End Date is 9/30/09
I know I could subtract the dates and divide against $100,000 to get the daily revenue. I could then multiply the daily by the number of days in each month.
However, what I really want to do is get an Excel formula to calculate the monthly amount in the correct fields no matter what the start and end dates and no matter how many days in each month.
The answer in this case would be
Jun = $14,019
Jul = $28,972
Aug = $28.972
Sep = $28,037
Sept only has 30 days, whereas Jul and Aug have 31.
Thoughts?
Let's say:
Contract is for $100,000
Start Date is 6/15/09
End Date is 9/30/09
I know I could subtract the dates and divide against $100,000 to get the daily revenue. I could then multiply the daily by the number of days in each month.
However, what I really want to do is get an Excel formula to calculate the monthly amount in the correct fields no matter what the start and end dates and no matter how many days in each month.
The answer in this case would be
Jun = $14,019
Jul = $28,972
Aug = $28.972
Sep = $28,037
Sept only has 30 days, whereas Jul and Aug have 31.
Thoughts?