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Turning Calendar month into Fiscal Year problem

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    Turning Calendar month into Fiscal Year problem

    Hello,

    I also have a problem with an "if" formula. As you can see in attached sample, i have a range of months, and I extracted the year using a MID formula. However, in our company the Fiscal Year begins in October, so 200710 should already be 08, 200810 - 09, and so on. How could I introduce an "if" formula (or something else), so that I can turn months into FY?

    Many thanks in advance for your help.
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    Re: Turning Calendar month into Fiscal Year problem

    Hi and welcome to the board
    I don't quite follow your logic. Could you please enter a few examples in your sheet of what you want to obtain?

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    Re: Turning Calendar month into Fiscal Year problem

    Thank you for your interest in my problem.

    I added some examples to my file, I hope I managed to be more specific and clear this time.
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    Re: Turning Calendar month into Fiscal Year problem

    Hi,

    Take a look at attached file ...

    HTH
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    Re: Turning Calendar month into Fiscal Year problem

    Hi,
    if the result needs to stay as text try the following in G13 ( referring to your posted sheet)
    =IF(RIGHT(F13,2)*1>=10,CONCATENATE(LEFT(F13,4)+1,RIGHT(F13,2)),F13&"")

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    Re: Turning Calendar month into Fiscal Year problem

    Another variation of arthurbr's approach might be:

    =RIGHT(LEFT(B3;4)+(RIGHT(B3;2)>"09");2)

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    Re: Turning Calendar month into Fiscal Year problem

    Thank you both for your suggestions, they worked just fine. Thank you also for the quick reactions. Have a great and sunny weekend

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