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*This function is used to calculate the number of days in a given month from a issue date to the given month of a maturity date.
 
*This function is used to calculate the number of days in a given month from a issue date to the given month of a maturity date.
 
*Also days are calculated under a monthly basis.
 
*Also days are calculated under a monthly basis.
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*We can use the DD/MM/YYYY format also. For Example:"14/5/2005[DD/MM/YYYY]".
 
*We can use range values also.For Example: DAYSONMONTHLYBASIS("9/3/2010",#2/8/2014-2/15/2014)
 
*We can use range values also.For Example: DAYSONMONTHLYBASIS("9/3/2010",#2/8/2014-2/15/2014)
  
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#DAYSONMONTHLYBASIS("2/2/1980","2/2/2000") = 7200
 
#DAYSONMONTHLYBASIS("2/2/1980","2/2/2000") = 7200
 
#DAYSONMONTHLYBASIS("1/12/1990","9/12/1992")  = 960
 
#DAYSONMONTHLYBASIS("1/12/1990","9/12/1992")  = 960
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#DAYSONMONTHLYBASIS("13/2/2003[DD/MM/YYYY]","16/12/2006[DD/MM/YYYY]") = 1383
  
 
==See Also==
 
==See Also==

Revision as of 14:11, 22 May 2018

DAYSONMONTHLYBASIS (IssueDate,MaturityDate,Basis)


  • and are any date values.

Description

  • This function will return the number of days with in the given range of dates.
  • In , is the starting date.
  • is the end date.
  • This function is used to calculate the number of days in a given month from a issue date to the given month of a maturity date.
  • Also days are calculated under a monthly basis.
  • We can use the DD/MM/YYYY format also. For Example:"14/5/2005[DD/MM/YYYY]".
  • We can use range values also.For Example: DAYSONMONTHLYBASIS("9/3/2010",#2/8/2014-2/15/2014)

Examples

  1. DAYSONMONTHLYBASIS("9/3/2010","8/2/2014") = 1409
  2. DAYSONMONTHLYBASIS("2/2/1980","2/2/2000") = 7200
  3. DAYSONMONTHLYBASIS("1/12/1990","9/12/1992") = 960
  4. DAYSONMONTHLYBASIS("13/2/2003[DD/MM/YYYY]","16/12/2006[DD/MM/YYYY]") = 1383

See Also

References

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