I am trying to make a payment sheet, where if cell D2 equals 3000 it adds one month to a date in cell F4. But if cell D4 also equals 3000 it adds another month to the date in cell F4.
So that everytime I enter 3000 into D2, D4, D6 or D8 and so on, it adds one month to the date in cell F4. Get what I'm saying?
So example. D2 has a log that the 3000 was payed. This will add one month to the date 08-20-2015 to make it 09-20-2015. 09-20-2015 swings around and I add 3000 into D4. This will now add 1 month to the previous date of 09-20-2015 to make it 10-20-2015.
Thanks for any help!
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Here's a formula that should do the trick:
=EDATE(F4,(SUM(IF(MOD(COLUMN(3:3),2)=0,3:3,0))/3000))
Instead of pressing enter to confirm the formula, use CTRL + ALT + ENTER as it is an array formula.
This sums every other cell in row D, then divides by 3000 and adds that number of months to your date.