Calculate days between two dates but from the fiscal year if start date precedes April

SaraWitch

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Hello peeps.

I am trying to work out the number of nights in the fiscal year between two dates (a start and an end date), as well as having the total number of days overall (i.e., if the start date precedes a date in April). I also want it to calculate to today as the end date if the end date is blank.

I can calculate the overall total number of days, no problem (
Excel Formula:
=IF(A2="","",IF(B2>0,B2-A2,TODAY()-B2))
), but I'm having difficulty in calculating the fiscal number of days.

My start date is in A2, my end date is in B2 and my fiscal year date in C1. The formula I'm using (which isn't working!) is:
Excel Formula:
=IF(A2="","",IF(A2<C1,IF(B2>0,B2-C1,TODAY()-C1)))

Any help would be gratefully received...
:)
 

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Try this. But, I'm not sure why you say nights? Is this something that is different from days, Are you wanting to include the last day of the sequence in the count?

Mr Excel Questions 72.xlsm
ABCDEF
1StartEndFiscal NightsFiscal Yr Start2023-04-01
22023-06-132023-07-3047
32023-04-202023-08-04106
42023-05-052023-08-23110
52023-03-042023-07-23113
62023-04-032023-08-07126
72023-04-042023-08-14132
82023-02-142023-07-26116
92023-01-022023-07-23113
102023-05-032023-08-0291
112023-02-112023-07-0191
122023-05-03188
132023-02-11220
SaraWitch
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
C2:C13C2=IF($B2="",TODAY(),$B2)-IF($F$1<=$A2,$A2,$F$1)
 
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Solution
That works perfectly; thank you, @awoohaw! And, apologies - nights and days same thing (in this case anyway!).

Thank you! :giggle:
 
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