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Have the following formula for aging, would like for it to age credit
balances in the current column. Can I add something to these formulas to
make it work

Cell Q1 is date to age from, Cell G2 is invoice date, cell H2 is invoice
balance.

formula for Current column
=IF($Q$1=($G2+1),IF($Q$1<=($G2+30),$H2,""),"")

formula for 1-30 Days Past Due
=IF($Q$1=($G2+31),IF($Q$1<=($G2+60),$H2,""),"")

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What's wrong with what you have? It looks like a decent aging formula to me.

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Have the following formula for aging, would like for it to age credit
balances in the current column. Can I add something to these formulas
to
make it work

Cell Q1 is date to age from, Cell G2 is invoice date, cell H2 is invoice
balance.

formula for Current column
=IF($Q$1=($G2+1),IF($Q$1<=($G2+30),$H2,""),"")

formula for 1-30 Days Past Due
=IF($Q$1=($G2+31),IF($Q$1<=($G2+60),$H2,""),"")


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I need to be able to tell if it the amount in cell H2 is less than 0(and
greater than 0) it goes in current column, in all the other aging columns the
amount has to be greater than 0

"Fred Smith" wrote:

What's wrong with what you have? It looks like a decent aging formula to me.

Regards,
Fred.

"Sue" wrote in message
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Have the following formula for aging, would like for it to age credit
balances in the current column. Can I add something to these formulas
to
make it work

Cell Q1 is date to age from, Cell G2 is invoice date, cell H2 is invoice
balance.

formula for Current column
=IF($Q$1=($G2+1),IF($Q$1<=($G2+30),$H2,""),"")

formula for 1-30 Days Past Due
=IF($Q$1=($G2+31),IF($Q$1<=($G2+60),$H2,""),"")



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So if H2 is less than zero, or the age is less than 31 days, it's current,
right? If so, try:

=if(or($h2<=0,$q$1<=$g2+30),$h2,"")

In the aging columns, try:

=if(and($h20,$q$1$g2+30,$q$1<=$g2+60),$h2,"")

Regards,
Fred.

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I need to be able to tell if it the amount in cell H2 is less than 0(and
greater than 0) it goes in current column, in all the other aging columns
the
amount has to be greater than 0

"Fred Smith" wrote:

What's wrong with what you have? It looks like a decent aging formula to
me.

Regards,
Fred.

"Sue" wrote in message
...
Have the following formula for aging, would like for it to age credit
balances in the current column. Can I add something to these
formulas
to
make it work

Cell Q1 is date to age from, Cell G2 is invoice date, cell H2 is
invoice
balance.

formula for Current column
=IF($Q$1=($G2+1),IF($Q$1<=($G2+30),$H2,""),"")

formula for 1-30 Days Past Due
=IF($Q$1=($G2+31),IF($Q$1<=($G2+60),$H2,""),"")




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Thanks that worked wonderfully




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You're welcome. Glad I could help.

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Thanks that worked wonderfully



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