It doesn’t come up very often as I do a lot of work using SQL Server rather than Microsoft Excel, but every so often I do need to do some date manipulation in Excel.
The formula, below, can be used to get the first and last days of a month (typically used for accruals); I had to do some research to find the syntax for Excel only to be surprised that it was similar to that of SQL Server…
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Excel Snippet: Get first day and last day of month using an Excel formula
It doesn’t come up very often as I do a lot of work using SQL Server rather than Microsoft Excel, but every so often I do need to do some date manipulation in Excel. The formula, below, can be use…
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