Jagwarman
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excel formula to calculate quarterly, semi annually or annual date increments
is there a formula that will calculate quarterly, semi annually or annual date increments
i.e. if date = 1/8/2013 Annual next date is 1/8/2014
if date = 1/8/2013 next Semi-Annual date is 1/2/2014
if date = 1/8/2013 next Quarterly date is 1/12/2013
Thanks in advance
i.e. if date = 1/8/2013 Annual next date is 1/8/2014
if date = 1/8/2013 next Semi-Annual date is 1/2/2014
if date = 1/8/2013 next Quarterly date is 1/12/2013
Thanks in advance
ASKER
Correction if date = 1/8/2013 next Quarterly date is 1/11/2013.
I presume I would use =EDATE but I don't seem to be able to join all 3 in an IF statement.
I am working on the basis that the user has a field with the original date. They also have a field that is populated with either 'Q', 'S' OR 'A'.
My formula for quarterly [only is =EDATE(F9,3) which returns 1/11/2013
Appreciate assistance to perform this under an IF statement.
Thanks
I presume I would use =EDATE but I don't seem to be able to join all 3 in an IF statement.
I am working on the basis that the user has a field with the original date. They also have a field that is populated with either 'Q', 'S' OR 'A'.
My formula for quarterly [only is =EDATE(F9,3) which returns 1/11/2013
Appreciate assistance to perform this under an IF statement.
Thanks
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ASKER
brilliant thanks.
what version of Excel?
With Excel 2010 and later (possibly also 2007, I forget the details), you can use Edate()
=EDATE(A1,6)
Where the first parameter is the source date and the second parameter is the number of months, so annual would be 12, semi-annual would be 6 and quarterly would be 3
In my book, a quarter year after 1-Aug-2013 is 1-Nov-2013. You say you want December instead. Is that a typo or a different requirement?
cheers, teylyn