Auto Updating Running Balance/Transaction ID & Tax Week Query

ChrisM89

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Hello everyone, I've almost finished my budget dashboard spreadsheet, but I have a few niggly things I would like to tie up. Hopefully someone can help!

Please see table below, it's an example of the tables and formulas I am using.

Problem 1 - Is there a way to automatically update the running balance (ie. net income - debits) when a new transaction row is entered?
Problem 2 - Is there a way to automatically update the transaction ID in a similar way?

Both these issues can be resolved by dragging down from previous row but I'd rather not if it can be avoided.

Problem 3 - I am trying to start my tax week (weeks run 1-52) on 1st April every year. From example below it is reading 1st April as week 52 which is incorrect. I found this formula online from another user and whilst it is very good, it's not perfect.

Problem 4 - Is there a way I can automatically set the start of the tax year to the value entered in P3? This would be helpful if I was to send it friends in other countries with different tax dates.

Apologies in advance for the amount of questions. If someone can find a solution to all of the above I will be a happy man as I will be done with my spreadsheet, and my wife can stop nagging at me ?

Thank you.

Budget Dashboard.xlsx
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOP
1
2Transaction IDTax YearMonthWeekDateIn/OutDescriptionCategoryGross IncomeTax PaidNet IncomeDebitsBalanceTax Year Start
312021-2022April521/04/2021Starting Balance50001st April
422021-2022April521/04/2021Income10006000
532021-2022April521/04/2021Outgoings5005500Starting Balance
65000
Sheet2
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
C3:C5C3=IF(MONTH(F3)<4,YEAR(F3)-1 & "-" & YEAR(F3),YEAR(F3) & "-" & YEAR(F3)+1)
D3:D5D3=TEXT(F3, "MMMM")
E3:E5E3=INT((F3-WEEKDAY(F3,2)-DATE(YEAR(F3+276-WEEKDAY(F3,2))-1,4,7))/7)+2
B4:B5B4=B3+1
N3N3=Table6[Starting Balance]
N4:N5N4=SUM(N3+[@[Net Income]]-[@Debits])
 

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