<?php
// Define the variables
$Q = 20000;
$I = 2177;
$M = 245;
$J = new DateTime('2024-06-14');
// Calculate the result
$result = ($Q - $I) / $M;
$finalDate = $J->modify("+$result days");
// Output the final date
echo $finalDate->format('Y-m-d');
?>
Define the variables just like in your original Excel formula. However, instead of using Excel functions, leverage PHP's capabilities to perform the calculations.
Initialize $Q, $I, $M, and $J with the same values as in your Excel formula. The date is created using PHP's DateTime class, which allows you to manipulate dates easily.
The formula (Q - I) / M is calculated in PHP, which gives you the number of days to add to the date.
Use the modify method of the DateTime class to add the calculated number of days to the original date $J.
Format the resulting date to 'Y-m-d' format and print it.
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