Hi Everyone,
I've been developing a project for work that will analyse bank accounts to determine the value of a project. The problem is some of our projects have inter-account transactions. In order to determine the proper worth of the project we have to find any transfers between the accounts and remove them. This is a tedious process of us going through the data and looking for values in from account A that match the values leaving account B or vice versa.
To solve this I created two temporary Formula... it's been a bit of a band-aid solution however because it only identifies transfers that might have occurred on the exact same transaction date when sometimes a transfer might originate in Account A on a Friday and then after 3 business Days come out of of Account B. So this formula ends up ignoring transfers that occurred over the course of a week in business days.
So I was hoping to get a similar formula but have it look for values within a week of each other ... I'm not sure if that is even possible though which is why I am posting this message here.
The formulas are as follows:
and
Where:
I realize this might be more complicated or even impossible but if a solution exists I know it will be found here.
Once again the goal is to Identify transfers between two or more accounts, a transfer occurs when for example $100 leaves Account A and then enters Account B on the same day or within 5 business days.
The formula I am currently using only looks for the same day so I was wondering if it would be possible to get it to look for matches within 5 days or a week.
Thanks in advance!
I've been developing a project for work that will analyse bank accounts to determine the value of a project. The problem is some of our projects have inter-account transactions. In order to determine the proper worth of the project we have to find any transfers between the accounts and remove them. This is a tedious process of us going through the data and looking for values in from account A that match the values leaving account B or vice versa.
To solve this I created two temporary Formula... it's been a bit of a band-aid solution however because it only identifies transfers that might have occurred on the exact same transaction date when sometimes a transfer might originate in Account A on a Friday and then after 3 business Days come out of of Account B. So this formula ends up ignoring transfers that occurred over the course of a week in business days.
So I was hoping to get a similar formula but have it look for values within a week of each other ... I'm not sure if that is even possible though which is why I am posting this message here.
The formulas are as follows:
HTML:
=IF(COUNTIF([Unique ID],[@[Unique ID]])>1,"Check For Transfer","")
HTML:
=CONCATENATE([@[Transaction Date]],"-",ABS([@[Withdrawal/Debits]]-[@[Deposits/Credits]]))
Where:
- The first formula Counts all instances of Unique IDs, if any return more than once than it COULD be a transfer... however sometimes it's a cancelled check out of the same account...
- [Unique ID] creates a text value combining the date and absolute value of the ranges of data.
I realize this might be more complicated or even impossible but if a solution exists I know it will be found here.
Once again the goal is to Identify transfers between two or more accounts, a transfer occurs when for example $100 leaves Account A and then enters Account B on the same day or within 5 business days.
The formula I am currently using only looks for the same day so I was wondering if it would be possible to get it to look for matches within 5 days or a week.
Thanks in advance!