Total Cost Based on Fiscal/Calendar Date

CT Witter

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I have a budget table based on our own fiscal calendar. Below is the table layout.
Book1
ABCD
1StartDateEndDateTypeTotalCost
201-Jan-0519-Jan-051$1,114,804.05
320-Jan-0524-Feb-051$2,114,804.05
4
51/1-1/19$1,114,804.05
61/20/-1/24$241,691.89
7Total$1,356,495.94
Sheet1


What I want to do is query and have what the total would be for a given date range. For example 1/1/05-1/24/05 should total 1,356,495.94. This is based on 1/1-1/19 total of 1,114,804.05 . There are then 35 days for the second period so each day is worth 60,422.97. So 60,422.97 * 4 days is 241,691.89.

How would I do this?

Thanks,
CT
 

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