Several formulas into one cell.

daza34

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I have multiple cells which have formulas in below

Cell

AW - =DAY(DATE(YEAR(L2),MONTH(L2)+1,0))
AX- =DATE(YEAR(L2),MONTH(L2)+1,0)-L2+1
AY - =EOMONTH(L2,0)
AZ - =DAY(DATE(YEAR(M2),MONTH(M2)+1,0))
BA - =EOMONTH(M2,0)
BB - =BA2-M2
BC - =AZ2-BB2
BD - =IF(BB2= 0,0,X2/AZ2*BC2)
BE - =DATEDIF(L2,M2,"m")+IF(AND(EOMONTH(M2,0)=M2,DAY(L2)>DAY(M2)),1,0)
BF - =X2*BE2
BG - =X2/AW2*AX2
BH - =BG2+BF2+BD2
BI - =IF(W2=0,"0",O2-BH2)

The final result is in cell BI and i have resorted to hiding them at the moment but is there any chance of getting all of this in one cell?

Any help would be appreciated:smile:
 

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That would be one heck of a formula, and a nightmare to try to debug and modify!
I would recommend creating a User Defined Function (UDF) in VBA instead, if you want a single formula to do it.

Someone may be able to come up with a better/simpler formula, but I think you would just need to explain in plain English exactly what this formula is supposed to be doing.
I don't know if you will find too many people who try to figure that out by looking at all those formulas.
 
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It can certainly be done, if you are not opposed to using VBA and a UDF.
I like using that methodology, as you can add comments/documentation in your code to explain what is going on.
It is easier to read, and if you ever need to change anything, you only have to change it in one place.
 
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