Presentation of fiscal year issue

John44

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Hi,

I have a formula to derive a fiscal year from a date but it presents the fiscal year as one year say 2021. Whereas I would like to be presented as 2021/22. The formula is = Year(B5)+MONTH(B5)>=C5) when B5 is the date and C5 is the start month. I suspect the answer might be in format - cells - custom perhaps?

Thanks

John
 

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The formula you posted seems to be missing something. I suspect it's something like =YEAR(B5)+IF(MONTH(B5)>=C5,1,0). You can change that to
Excel Formula:
=LET(y,YEAR(B5)+(--(MONTH(B5)>=C5)),y&"/"&RIGHT(y+1,2))

Note that the result isn't a number, but is text.
 
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Apologies. That was the first formula I tried that didn't work. Here's the one that does work above. I need the formula to display '2021/22' rather than '2022' or "2021/22' as I've hard coded in C3 for illustrative purposes i.e. the formula works as shown in cells c5,c6 etc but it's a presentation thing. Maybe in format cells custom somewhere?
 
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Replace your formula with the following:
Excel Formula:
=LET(y,YEAR(DATE(YEAR(B4),MONTH(B4)+(9-1),1)),y&"/"&RIGHT(y+1,2))
 
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Hi John,

I believe the dates highlighted in the year have the wrong year. I have corrected them.

Please refer to a simpler formula solution.
Presentation of fiscal year issue (Awesome).xlsx
ABCDEFGHIJ
1Fin YearNeedEnd FY3
230/04/20212021/222021/22TRUE2021/22
331/05/20222022/232022/23TRUE2023/24
430/06/20222022/232022/23TRUE2023/24
530/07/20222022/232022/23TRUE2023/24
630/08/20222022/232022/23TRUE2023/24
731/05/20232023/242023/24TRUE2024/25
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
E2:E7E2=C2=D2
F2:F7F2=LET(y,YEAR(DATE(YEAR(B2),MONTH(B2)+(9-1),1)),y&"/"&RIGHT(y+1,2))
C2:C7C2=IF(MONTH(B2)<$J$1,YEAR(B2)-1&"/"&RIGHT(YEAR(B2),2),YEAR(B2)&"/"&RIGHT(YEAR(B2)+1,2))


Does it help?

Kind Regards,

Biz
 
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Going back to post 7
More streamline solution without if statement
=YEAR(B2)-IF(MONTH(B2)<$J$1,1,0) & "/" & RIGHT(YEAR(B2)+IF(MONTH(B2)<$J$1,0,1),2)

Biz
 
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Going back to post 7
More streamline solution without if statement
=YEAR(B2)-IF(MONTH(B2)<$J$1,1,0) & "/" & RIGHT(YEAR(B2)+IF(MONTH(B2)<$J$1,0,1),2)

Biz
Problem here is that it ignores the fiscal year ending in Nov. Nov 22 should be 2021/22 and Dec 22 is 2022/23. This just follows the calender year?
 
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