Pro rata question

Cossie

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I am looking for a way to calculate monthly and annual pro rata so that it automatically adjusts to the current day and month and year

eg September has 30 days and on the 15th day of the month the prorata is 50%, 10th day of september is 33% etc but when it changes to october i would like it to calcualte based on 31 days etc

for the annual pro rata i am looking for the same thing so that it calcualtes in any given year the prorata of the current date.

Is a variation of networkdays the answer?

hope this makes sense and thank you
 

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sheetspread

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This?


Excel 2010
ABC
1Datemonthyear
22/25/201989.29%15.34%
33/9/201929.03%18.63%
43/25/201980.65%23.01%
55/1/20193.23%33.15%
66/1/20193.33%41.64%
77/7/201922.58%51.51%
88/11/201935.48%61.10%
99/22/201973.33%72.60%
1010/3/20199.68%75.62%
1111/5/201916.67%84.66%
1211/7/201923.33%85.21%
1311/11/201936.67%86.30%
1411/18/201960.00%88.22%
1512/17/201954.84%96.16%
Sheet3
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B2=DAY(A2)/DAY(EOMONTH(A2,0))
C2=YEARFRAC(DATE(YEAR(A2),1,1)-1,A2,1)
 
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Cossie

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if i get this as the result how do i remove the training numbers and end up with 92.8%

=CONCATENATE("Pro Rata ",($K$2*100)) is my formula

Pro Rata 92.8571428571429 is what is displayed

thanks again
 
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sheetspread

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=CONCATENATE("Pro Rata ",(trunc($K$2*100,1)),"%")



you can also join strings with & instead of concatenate
 
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