Bifurcate total expenses on the basis of calendar months other than AD

MandeepBajimaya

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I have an Excel file where the total expenses for a certain period are mentioned. The issue is the dates are in Bikram Sambat calender (This is in Nepali calender which is not recognized by Excel). I want them to be allocated on the basis of months. EG: If I have paid expenses from 4th April to 3rd July, the amount should be allocated for 26 days of April, 31 days of May, 30 days of June and 3 days of July. Unfortunately for BS calender. I have tried some working as well but couldn't succeed though. I have also attached my workings.
Nepali expenses.xlsx
BCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQR
3Year Start2079
4Year End2080
5
6
7313131302930293030313231365
8040506070809101112010203
92079.042079.052079.062079.072079.082079.092079.102079.112079.122080.012080.022080.03
10ShrawanBhadraAsojKartikMangsirPoushMaghFalgunChaitraBaishakhJesthaAshadhTotal
1101.04.207930.12.207927112,0001,3731,3731,3731,3281,2841,3281,2841,3281,328---12,000
1201.04.207925.11.207923612,0001,5761,5761,5761,5251,4751,5251,475-1,525---12,254
13112,0001,5761,5761,5761,5251,4751,5251,4751,5251,52513,780
14112,000-
152079.04.012079.11.2523612,0001,5761,5761,5761,5251,4751,5251,475----1,57612,305
16112,000-
17112,000FALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSE-
18112,000-
19112,000-
20112,000-
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
C4C4=C3+1
R7,R11:R20R7=SUM(F7:Q7)
F9F9=$C$3&".04"
G9G9=$C$3&".05"
H9H9=$C$3&".06"
I9I9=$C$3&".07"
J9J9=$C$3&".08"
K9K9=$C$3&".09"
L9L9=$C$3&".10"
M9M9=$C$3&".11"
N9N9=$C$3&".12"
O9O9=$C$4&".01"
P9P9=$C$4&".02"
Q9Q9=$C$4&".03"
F11:Q12F11=IF(AND(OR(VALUE(RIGHT($B11,4))=$C$3,VALUE(RIGHT($B11,4))=$C$4),MID($B11,4,2)<=F$8,OR(MID($C11,4,2)>=G$8,VALUE(RIGHT($C11,4))=$C$4)),$E11/$D11*F$7,0)
F13:N13F13=IF(AND(VALUE(RIGHT($B12,4))=$C$3,MID($B12,4,2)<=F$8),$E12/$D12*F$7,0)
F15:Q15F15=IF(AND(LEFT($B15,7)<=F$9,LEFT($C15,7)>=G$9),$E15/$D15*F$7,0)
F17:P17F17=F9>G9
D11:D20D11=DATEDIF(B2A(B11),B2A(C11),"d")+1
 

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What difference is there between the Bikram Sambat calender and the Gregorian Calendar? As in your example it seems to have the same number of days in April, May and June.
 
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What difference is there between the Bikram Sambat calender and the Gregorian Calendar? As in your example it seems to have the same number of days in April, May and June.
In some months, there are 32 days in one month and 32 days in a month is not considered by Excel. If you see the excel file, there is 32 days in second last month.
 
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