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davidmaddock54
Dec 16, 2021Brass Contributor
Days worked in Month - PQ/M functions possibly
Hi Folks, I am trying to automate a spreadsheet that seems like it should be easy, but there's a hurdle that's tricking me. I don't mind if I have a solution that uses regular excel formulas,...
- Dec 16, 2021
davidmaddock54 As a variant, using the example kindly provided by tauqeeracma , try this:
=MIN($G$1,C2)-MAX(EDATE($G$1,-1)+1,B2)+1
Riny_van_Eekelen
Dec 16, 2021Platinum Contributor
davidmaddock54 As a variant, using the example kindly provided by tauqeeracma , try this:
=MIN($G$1,C2)-MAX(EDATE($G$1,-1)+1,B2)+1
tauqeeracma
Dec 16, 2021Iron Contributor
Ideally, your variant should be used as it is more simple and straightforward.
Nice one.
Thanks
Tauqeer
- davidmaddock54Dec 16, 2021Brass ContributorThank you. Certainly, my formulas were reaching that sort of length, but they weren't working!