Next payment due

drallely

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I am trying to calculate the next due date for a periodic payment based on a starting date and a the current date.

e.g.:
Start date 1/1/2021 Today's date is 16/4/2021 when is the next monthly payment due
Start date 1/1/2021 Today's date is 16/4/2021 when is the next annual payment due
Start date 1/1/2021 Today's date is 16/4/2021 when is the next fortnightly payment due
Start date 1/1/2021 Today's date is 16/4/2021 when is the next quarterly payment due

I have a solution for monthly payments but cannot translate that to annual, fortnight or quarterly.

A1: =TODAY()
A2: 1/1/2021

A3: =DATE(YEAR(A1),IF(DAY(A2)>DAY(A1),MONTH(A2)+1,MONTH(A2)),DAY(A1))
 

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Hi DRallely,

Does this do what you want?

DRallely.xlsx
ABCDEF
1StartTodayMonthlyAnnualFortnightlyQuarterly
201-Jan-2116-Apr-2101-May-2101-Jan-2223-Apr-2101-Jul-21
301-Jan-2101-Jan-2201-Feb-2201-Jan-2314-Jan-2201-Apr-22
401-Jan-2101-Mar-2101-Apr-2101-Jan-2212-Mar-2101-Apr-21
501-Jan-2101-Apr-2101-May-2101-Jan-2209-Apr-2101-Jul-21
601-Jan-2101-May-2101-Jun-2101-Jan-2207-May-2101-Jul-21
701-Jan-2101-Jun-2101-Jul-2101-Jan-2204-Jun-2101-Jul-21
801-Jan-2107-Jul-2101-Aug-2101-Jan-2216-Jul-2101-Oct-21
901-Jan-2114-Jan-2101-Feb-2101-Jan-2215-Jan-2101-Apr-21
1001-Jan-2101-Jan-2101-Feb-2101-Jan-2215-Jan-2101-Apr-21
1104-Apr-2205-Apr-2504-May-2504-Apr-2614-Apr-2504-Jul-25
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
C2:C11C2=EDATE(A2,DATEDIF(A2,B2,"M")+1)
D2:D11D2=EDATE(A2,(DATEDIF(A2,B2,"Y")*12)+12)
E2:E11E2=B2+(14-MOD((B2-A2),14))
F2:F11F2=EDATE(A2,(DATEDIF(A2,B2,"M")+(3-MOD(DATEDIF(A2,B2,"M"),3))))
 
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Solution
Thanks Toadstool this is exactly what I was trying to do.
I added one more for four weekly payments based on your fortnight formula.

=B2+(28-MOD((B2-A2),28))
 
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