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- Calculate warranty expiry date - Excel Help Forum
Assuming your purchase date is in D2, you can use this formula: =EOMONTH(D2,IF(DAY(D2)<15,2,3)) then copy down as required Hope this helps Pete
- How to Calculate Warranty Expiry Date in Excel - YouTube
Download Excel Practice File: https: yodalearning com download-practice-files-excel-automation In this video, we will learn about How to Calculate the Warra
- Formula help with tracking warranty | MrExcel Message Board
For Sheet2, you can easily do a VLOOKUP or INDEX MATCH using the serial number to get the warranty ended field Notice that I used number of days everywhere instead of "60 days" or "1 year" since it makes things much easier
- Excel Tutorial: How To Calculate Expiry Date In Excel
Assuming the purchase date is in cell A2, you can use the following formula to calculate the expiry date: =DATE(YEAR(A2) + 2, MONTH(A2), DAY(A2)) This formula adds 2 years to the purchase date and returns the expiry date for the warranty
- Calculate Warranty Expiration Date (Multifunctional)
I Only Could Calculate Warranty Expiration Date By Year Me WarrantyExpDate = DateAdd ("yyyy", Me NumberOfYears, Me PurchaseDate) it works, but i have also one combo box vith values (Year, Month, Day) How to combine them, If choose Year it must calculate warranty exp date by year, if choose month - by month and if day -by day
- Excel cell formula to calculate days left on warranty.
=date(year, month, day)-today() Will give you a number counting down from the fixed date assuming the warranty date is in the future Or if you have cells that have the warranty date, then
- Calculator End Of Warranty Date Based on Company Name
Company ABC offers 90 days warranty on their products, Company XYZ offers a 730-day on their warranty How would the formula be setup using the companies name in cell A1, then in cell A2 the purchased date 3 21 21 add 90 days that display the end of warranty date on cell A3?
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