Subtracting Fiscal Quarters from eachotehr

Alex8112

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I am looking to just calculate the column in red below (Column E) in a basic excel spreadsheet.

So I have the information in column A which is converted from date to fiscal quarter for column B. The same applies for column C which is converted into fiscal quarter (Column D). The end result is the difference between column B and column D to get the number of quarters. Do you think this is possible please?

I am currently manually entering the red E column as I get hung up when the quarters cross years.

Any help would be GREATLY appreciated!

First Reported Date (A)
First Reported Qtr (B)
Target Completion Date (C)
Target Completion Qtr (D)
Duration to Remediate (Quarters) (E)
30/03/2016
Q2 F16
19/05/2016
Q3 F16
1
30/03/2016
Q2 F16
20/06/2016
Q3 F16
1
18/08/2014
Q4 F14
31/12/2015
Q1 F16
5
28/03/2016
Q2 F16
31/12/2016
Q1 F17
3

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Based on B1 and D1, enter in E1 and copy down::
Code:
=(RIGHT(D1,2)-RIGHT(B1,2))*4+MID(D1,2,1)-MID(B1,2,1)
OR:

Based on A1 and C1 (assuming fiscal quarters start on 1/10 1/1 1/4 and 1/7), enter in E1 and copy down:
Code:
=(YEAR(C1)-YEAR(A1))*4+INT((2+MONTH(C1))/3)-INT((2+MONTH(A1))/3)
 
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Based on B1 and D1, enter in E1 and copy down::
Code:
=(RIGHT(D1,2)-RIGHT(B1,2))*4+MID(D1,2,1)-MID(B1,2,1)
OR:

Based on A1 and C1 (assuming fiscal quarters start on 1/10 1/1 1/4 and 1/7), enter in E1 and copy down:
Code:
=(YEAR(C1)-YEAR(A1))*4+INT((2+MONTH(C1))/3)-INT((2+MONTH(A1))/3)

IT WORKS!
Thank You Marcel!! Good karma to you!!

And I can't believe how fast that response was!
You're a gentleman and a scholar!

~Alex
 
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