Format a date in shortest format possible indicating how many days have passed (Past date)
If date1-date2 < 8 Sat, Fri, …
If date1-date2 < 350 Dec24, Jan4, Aug14
Else 2020Feb4
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Format a date in shortest format possible indicating how many days have passed (Past date)
If date1-date2 < 8 Sat, Fri, …
If date1-date2 < 350 Dec24, Jan4, Aug14
Else 2020Feb4
This is a financial box, a saving account, a credit, a loan, or any other financial amount that has input and output.
During my time with technology (since 1997) I found myself needing to open a lot of these boxes, to track accounts, or loans, or virtual business partnerships between multiple partnerrs. And this is the core to it.
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
Fully customized Yearly Calendar to show certain dates with certain format using conditional formatting, like mark 8th business day each month with certain color, 1st workday after 15th of each month, etc.
See the sheet “Data” for details and table of specific dates and rules. Contact me for more detail
Conditional formatting is another powerful feature in Excel, especially when you combine it with functions
A simple function as in below if you set it up inside Conditional formatting, can do magic
Now we need to convert week number to month number
This is exactly the same as week number to date (reverse weeknum)
So, when the week number is in A5, then formula below will get you the month number
This was a request from one of my work managers
She wanted to convert a week number she got in a column into thier dates
Excel already have the WEEKNUM that converts a date into its week number, but the reverse is what needed here
So after my mouth was drooling while she was asking her question, I started a head, and below is the result formula
You just need to place the week number in cell B3, then paste this formula anywhere: