Hi,
I have a financial management workbook which has formulas to determine the date that interest is next due. This means they change. For example, for an account with interest due on 31st Dec annually. this is the formula:
The sheet is called "Balance Sheet". I would like to make it so when the cell in the F column displays the 'today' date, the cells A through B and P through R in the respective row as well as the date interest was added (the day it moves across) (Cell F, but the value figure not the formula as I want the date to remain fixed) is copied over to a new sheet ("Interest Due Log"). These will spawn into rows A through F on "Interest Due Log", and each new input will be put a row below.
The next day, the date interest is next due would update by a month, year, quarter etc. on the "Balance Sheet" depending which kind of account it is, but I want the row on "Interest Due Log" to remain fixed still, with the same data and inputs. This is to create a list of interest payments to check I've received them.
Column G of the sheet "Interest Due Log" will be titled 'logged?' and I want this to default to N if the cell A of the respective row is not blank.
I then want to be able to type Y in column G next to the respective row once I've logged the interest and have a date time stamp in UK time 24h appear in column H next to the respective row.
I will then manually hide them using a slicer.
The next time interest is due, the same would occur. So eventually you may have like (where , indicates new cell):
Regular Saver, Barclays, 00-00-00, 00000000, 0000, 31.12.2024, 02.01.2025 11:36
[OTHER ENTRIES]
Regular Saver, Barclays, 00-00-00, 00000000, 0000, 31.12.2025, 05.01.2026 22:43
Hopefully this makes sense, really would appreciate any help with this please!
Thank you
I have a financial management workbook which has formulas to determine the date that interest is next due. This means they change. For example, for an account with interest due on 31st Dec annually. this is the formula:
Excel Formula:
DATE(YEAR(TODAY())+IF((TODAY()>DATE(YEAR(TODAY()),12,31)),1,0),12,31)
The sheet is called "Balance Sheet". I would like to make it so when the cell in the F column displays the 'today' date, the cells A through B and P through R in the respective row as well as the date interest was added (the day it moves across) (Cell F, but the value figure not the formula as I want the date to remain fixed) is copied over to a new sheet ("Interest Due Log"). These will spawn into rows A through F on "Interest Due Log", and each new input will be put a row below.
The next day, the date interest is next due would update by a month, year, quarter etc. on the "Balance Sheet" depending which kind of account it is, but I want the row on "Interest Due Log" to remain fixed still, with the same data and inputs. This is to create a list of interest payments to check I've received them.
Column G of the sheet "Interest Due Log" will be titled 'logged?' and I want this to default to N if the cell A of the respective row is not blank.
I then want to be able to type Y in column G next to the respective row once I've logged the interest and have a date time stamp in UK time 24h appear in column H next to the respective row.
I will then manually hide them using a slicer.
The next time interest is due, the same would occur. So eventually you may have like (where , indicates new cell):
Regular Saver, Barclays, 00-00-00, 00000000, 0000, 31.12.2024, 02.01.2025 11:36
[OTHER ENTRIES]
Regular Saver, Barclays, 00-00-00, 00000000, 0000, 31.12.2025, 05.01.2026 22:43
Hopefully this makes sense, really would appreciate any help with this please!
Thank you