Assigning a "1" to the current quarter - formula broke today

BrettOlbrys1

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  1. 365
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  1. Windows
I have 12 columns of data and each column contains data for a specific quarter (date range). Above each column a number should appear such that the CURRENT QUARTER (4/1/23 - 6/30/23) should have a "1" above it. Each preceding quarter would be 1 less than the previous quarter. For example, Q1 22 should be -4, Q2 22 should be -3, Q3 22 should be -2, Q4 22 should be -1, Q1 23 should be 0, and Q2 23 should be 1.

The formula I am using is this:

=IF(AND(TODAY()>=X226,TODAY()<=Y226),1,1+((12*(YEAR(X226)-YEAR(TODAY()))+MONTH(X226)-FLOOR(MONTH(TODAY()),3)-1)/3))

It was working fine until today, and it is now assigning a "1" to 7/1/23 - 9/30/23, a 0 to the current quarter, etc...

How do I fix this formula so the CURRENT QUARTER will always be assigned the number "1"?

Thanks

Brett
 

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See if the following formula works for you:
Excel Formula:
=ROUND((TEXT(Y226,"yyyy mm\/\1\2")-(YEAR(TODAY())+CEILING(MONTH(TODAY())/3,1)/4))*4,0)+1
 
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See if the following formula works for you:
Excel Formula:
=ROUND((TEXT(Y226,"yyyy mm\/\1\2")-(YEAR(TODAY())+CEILING(MONTH(TODAY())/3,1)/4))*4,0)+1
Thanks for the formula. When I apply it, each Quarter is off by -1 (see RESULT). SHOULD BE is what I am looking to get.

RESULT
-4​
-3​
-2​
-1​
0​
1​
2​
SHOULD BE
-3​
-2​
-1​
0​
1​
2​
3​
QTR START DATE
4/1/22​
7/1/22​
10/1/22​
1/1/23​
4/1/23​
7/1/23​
10/1/23​
 
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Here is an amended formula ;)
Excel Formula:
=ROUND((TEXT(Y226,"yyyy mm\/\1\2")-(YEAR(TODAY())+CEILING(MONTH(TODAY())/3,1)/4))*4,0)+2
 
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