Need Formula to Stop After Certain Date is Reached

chelstru

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I am running a pref calc on a property with multiple investors and the pref % changes each year. However it is not compounding so no pref is earned on pref from the previous year. How do I stop each formula once 365 days have passed and then begin with the new pref for the next year?
 

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Welcome to the forums chelstru,

Could you please post a sample of your data showing what it looks like and also show how you want it to look in the end?
 
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