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    Cool How to calculate amount for each working day

    I am trying to figure out how to get an amount & divide it by Day 1, then Day 2, then Day 3 etc. In the example attached I have to manually take the $2,111,588.44 & divide by 19 to get 111K (111,136.23 rounded up).
    The Daily Actual /19 column starts of as 1, then goes 2,3,4,5 etc.
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    Re: How to calculate amount for each working day

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    Re: How to calculate amount for each working day

    I have attached an Excel formula for what I am needing
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    Re: How to calculate amount for each working day

    Hi misbell23, I think you need to add a little more info. I guessed that the date in A3 might change and that is what the formula needs to work on...the 1 then 2 then 3 etc.
    So I added a formula to cell B3 to calculate how many working days (banking days) there are to date from the 1st of the month.
    Then I assumed that G3 was simply 1 less then that....so B3-1
    Then I added the dividing formula to G4 and copied down (with a custom format to match what you had).

    I know I guessed and assumed much, so hopefully something here might help get you started at least.



    Edit: Added in holidays (Australian - just as an example)
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