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    Due date based on a few factors

    Hello Excel friends,

    I have a formula that I have been trying to mull over as well as search the internet for, but I'm having no luck.

    I need to calculate a due date for a certification using a formula that is based on a person's birthday. Pretty much when a person acquires a certification, it is due at their next birthday. I have a cell with their birthday (including their birth year) and a cell with the last time they received/renewed their certification.

    My issue is, if the last time they received their certification was within 3 months of their next birthday, it should skip that one and go to the next year. Part of the problem, I guess, is I'm having the calculated cell reference itself.

    Another issue I have found is I'm using the =Date function and if people's birthdays fall just past the new year, the function doesn't entirely work because it would come back with the wrong date.

    Basically I'm in a slump. I want to create an if function that has unless the result is within 3 months and/or if their birthday falls in the next year.

    I hope this all makes sense.
    Jeremy

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    Re: Due date based on a few factors

    It does make sense..

    with Birth date in A2 and Certification date in B2.
    The trick is to calculate the year for the 3 mnth treshold and use that as reference year for the birthday
    I came to formula:

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    Test if 'bday is more than 3 months before certdate
    if more then 3 month before b'day
    if less then 3 months before b'day

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    Re: Due date based on a few factors

    Thank you so much! This helps a lot!

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