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Hello,
This is my first time posting -- I apologize in advance for any incorrect protocol.
The calculation I am trying to solve is to chip away at Total Invoices received for the year with each month's respective forecast.
For example,
Total Invoices received for the year as of Period 4 is $100.
Forecast in Period 1 is $10, so show all of Period 1 as Invoiced $, the remaining Total Invoices = $90.
Forecast in Period 2 is $30, so show all of Period 2 s Invoiced $, the remaining Total Invoices = $60,
Forecast in Period 3 is $50, so show all of Period 3 as Invoiced $, the remaining Total Invoices = $10.
Forecast in Period 4 is $40 so show $10 in Period 4 as Invoiced $, the remaing $30 show as Uninvoiced $.
Show Forecast for Periods 5 through 12 as Uninvoiced $.
Any help is greatly appreciated!
@Anonymous ,
Could you share some sample data and clarify more details about expected value?
Community Support Team _ Jimmy Tao
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Hi,
Thank you for your reply. Please see the two attachments for sample data.
Please note that the columns highlighted in gray are samples of the actual data that I have. The columns highlighted in green are the calculated values that I'd like to be able to display in a visual. Please note that the second picture below is the same data as the first picture, however I have displayed the formulas that I am using to calculate the green-header columns.
Thanks again!
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