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If you don't need to pro-rate projects for partial years, you could use:<br />
=AND(E2&gt;=YEAR(B2),E2&lt;=YEAR<wbr />(B2)+F2-1)<wbr />*C2/F2
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If years need to be pro-rated because projects don't always begin on January 1, then the formula gets more complex:<br />
=IF(YEAR(B2)=E2,(DATE(YEAR<wbr />(B2)+1,1,1<wbr />)-B2)/(365<wbr />+(MOD(YEAR<wbr />(B2),4)=0)<wbr />),<br />
IF(YEAR(DATE(YEAR(B2)+F2,M<wbr />ONTH(B2),D<wbr />AY(B2))-1)<wbr />=E2,(DATE(<wbr />YEAR(B2)+F<wbr />2,MONTH(B2<wbr />),DAY(B2))<wbr />-1-DATE(YE<wbr />AR(B2)+F2-<wbr />1,1,0))/(3<wbr />65+(MOD(E2<wbr />,4)=0)),<br />
AND(E2&gt;=YEAR(B2),E2&lt;=YEAR(<wbr />B2)+F2-1))<wbr />)*C2/F2
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Savings-worksheet-barry.xlsx

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Hello-<br />
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I have the following worksheet attached with the following fields.<br />
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Tracking ID<br />
Project date<br />
Project value<br />
Savings<br />
Year<br />
Project Length<br />
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I am trying to come up with a formula to calculate project value by how long the project is. For example if the project date is 1/1/2014, the project was for 2 years, and valued at $100, the project value by year would be $50 in 2014 and $50 in 2015. <br />
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See attached file.
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Hello-

I have the following worksheet attached with the following fields.

Tracking ID
Project date
Project value
Savings
Year
Project Length

I am trying to come up with a formula to calculate project value by how long the project is. For example if the project date is 1/1/2014, the project was for 2 years, and valued at $100, the project value by year would be $50 in 2014 and $50 in 2015. 

See attached file.

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