When the macro is run on any given date, it should check the current date and compare it to the different quarters in the year, and then change the value of certain cells based on what quarter we're in.
This is what I have so far that I'm trying to append to the end of our current macro:
Sub Dates()
Dim wb As Workbook
Dim ws As Worksheet
Dim mgr, rsk As Range
Dim d, Q1B, Q1E, Q2B, Q2E, Q3B, Q3E, Q4B, Q4E As Date
Set wb = ActiveWorkbook
Set ws = wb.Sheets("Mutual")
Set mgr = ws.Range("B37")
Set rsk = ws.Range("F37")
d = Date
Q1B = DateValue("01/01/2015")
Q1E = DateValue("03/31/2015")
Q2B = DateValue("04/01/2015")
Q2E = DateValue("06/30/2015")
Q3B = DateValue("07/01/2015")
Q3E = DateValue("09/30/2015")
Q4B = DateValue("10/01/2015")
Q4E = DateValue("12/31/2015")
If d <= Q1E Then
mgr.Value = "Works 1"
rsk.Value = "Works 2"
End If
End Sub
Am I on the right path? I'm sure there's a more elegant way to write this, but this is my first time writing my own VBA code.
No need for a macro try this formula instead
=IF(COUNTA(A2)=1,"Q"&INT((MONTH(A2)/3.25)+1)&" - "&YEAR(A2),"")
where A2 is your cell containing a date
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