Specific due dates formula

tgpstyx

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Hello Everyone,

I am new here and I really need some help,

I believe my problem is issue but i really dont know the formula,

just need the result

IF date is between 1-15th of the month = result 1st date of the following month
IF date is between 16th-31st of the month = result 16th date of the following month

sample:
(PAYMENT) Date 08/05/2020 = result 09/01/2020
(PAYMENT) Date 08/17/2020 = result 09/16/2020


I have attached all the screenshots.

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Hello Alany,

Thank you very much! it actually worked!

my next question is (using the example on C1 you provided)

if C1 result is 01/10/2020 then it should also give a value of the day "01" under the column of October.

Meaning, number result of 01 or 16 will appear on the column of said result month.

Value will base on what month then which day of that month

sample:
(PAYMENT) Date 01/09/2020 = result 01/10/2020 = 01 (under month October)
(PAYMENT) Date 16/10/2020 = result 16/11/2020 = 16 (under month of November)




see screenshot for reference

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Apologies, Ihope you get my question here since i cant really explain it very clearly and seems very complicated,

Thank you very much
 
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Column C has the month hidden behind, if you don't need the month at all can use the simpler formula ib Column D

Book1
ABCD
101/09/202011
220/08/20201616
325/08/20201616
420/08/20201616
529/08/20201616
603/09/202011
724/08/20201616
801/09/202011
926/08/20201616
1002/09/202011
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
C1:C10C1=DAY(IF(DAY(A1)>15,EOMONTH(A1,0)+16,EOMONTH(A1,0)+1))
D1:D10D1=IF(DAY(A1)<16,1,16)
 
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