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Contract Term Calculation > Computing for The Integer Component

edited Jun 4, 2025 7:59PM in NetSuite Admin Corner 1 comment

The first step of contract term calculation in NetSuite involves determining the integer component, representing the number of full months (n) between the contract's start and end dates. The formula for this calculation is as follows:

n = ((End Date YYYY - Start Date YYYY) * 12) - Start Date MM + End Date MM

Accurate calculation of 'n' is essential, as any discrepancy can significantly impact the overall contract term calculation. A common oversight is the interpretation of 'n' as the number of full months, as illustrated in the following scenario:

In a Sales Order with a contract term from November 28, 2024, to May 15, 2025, the system computed a term of 5.6, while manual calculation resulted in 6.295. This variance originates from the computation of 'n'.

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