I meant these as Conditional Format formulae, see
http://www.contextures.com/xlCondFormat01.html

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HTH

Bob

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"krackerjack" wrote in message
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Hi thank you very much for the reply. I entered exact as you tyeped and i
get
TRUE Im sorry but I think I need the info for dummies. I formated Column
C
to Date D to $ E to Date then in cell F2 I entered All one after the
other
What dont I under stand :(
=IF(E2="","",E2-C2) =AND($C2<"",$E2<"",$E2-$C2)60

=AND($C2<"",$E2<"",$E2-$C2)50

=AND($C2<"",$E2<"",$E2-$C2)40

"Bob Phillips" wrote:

Sorry didn't finish that. I meant conditions of

=AND($C2<"",$E2<"",$E2-$C2)60

=AND($C2<"",$E2<"",$E2-$C2)50

=AND($C2<"",$E2<"",$E2-$C2)40

in that order

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HTH

Bob

(there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my
addy)

"krackerjack" wrote in message
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Hi can any one help me with a formula that will do the following "
basically
accounts that will have a running days from invoiced date to payed date
and
stop counting when Payd and add colour or some thing to indicate 40days
past
50days past 60days past".So action can be taken.
Columns A2 and B2 are comp name & info C2 is Invoiced Date, D2 is $
Amount, E2 is Date Payed, F2 is Days past Eg: C2 08/10/07, D2 $10.00,
E2
12/10/07. F2 4
("PS" Australian Dating dd/mm/yy) When I used =DAYS360(C2,E2) I do get
the right answer. But if the account has no Pd date E2 entered I get
dribble
in F2. this is the problem If I need another column thats ok can any
one
help