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Help with calculating data from different fileds
Thanks in advance for your help.
I have a spreadshet of different products, each product has a date it was entered. I want to be able to calculate how long each prodcut is outstanding. I have another spreadhseet that lists each product and breaksdown the weeks eg. 0-3 weeks, 4-6 weeks. So I need to figure out how to first of all only search for a spacific product and then to calculate how many weeks it has been outstanding for. So if I have 10 investments (example) outstanding, how many are between week 0-3 weeks and how many 4-6 etc. I find this very hard to explain without sharing the spreadsheet. I am using Excel 2003 so I know I need to calculate it in days as the weeks function does not work on this version. Hopefully someone will understand what I am talking about :-) |
Help with calculating data from different fileds
You could simply subtract the dates from today's date =TODAY() and get the
number of days difference and then divide by 7 to get the number of weeks Tyro "Stewart1979" wrote in message ... Thanks in advance for your help. I have a spreadshet of different products, each product has a date it was entered. I want to be able to calculate how long each prodcut is outstanding. I have another spreadhseet that lists each product and breaksdown the weeks eg. 0-3 weeks, 4-6 weeks. So I need to figure out how to first of all only search for a spacific product and then to calculate how many weeks it has been outstanding for. So if I have 10 investments (example) outstanding, how many are between week 0-3 weeks and how many 4-6 etc. I find this very hard to explain without sharing the spreadsheet. I am using Excel 2003 so I know I need to calculate it in days as the weeks function does not work on this version. Hopefully someone will understand what I am talking about :-) |
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