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Expenses calendar, FaCal

Posted on December 7, 2018 By ANmar
Expenses calendar, FaCal

Expenses calendar, to show when in a month you need to pay what bill An easy formula-only smart sheet to allow you get hold on your bills Refreshes every time you open, to show current month and shows bills   Download FaCal Excel Online

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Workdays – Across months

Posted on November 3, 2015 By ANmar
Workdays – Across months

Get total number of days per month
This was a question from one of my friends, This set of formulas will calculate how many days (Networkdays) in each of the months in the list for a given Start and End dates

If Range of dates are across multiple years, user can copy columns C, D, E and F to fill those years

The months for the list are automatically populated starting from Jan of the year of the start date

The main formula in F7 should be:

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