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On Jun 5, 6:49*pm, "Roger Govier" <roger@technology4unospamdotcodotuk
wrote: Hi Debbie Just modify your formula to deduct dates greater tan today =(COUNTIF($W$3:$W$1000,"0")-COUNTIF($W$3:$W$1000,""&TODAY()))*600 -- Regards Roger Govier "DebbieV" wrote in message ... Hi I have a spreadsheet where I want to multiply the number of dates that appear in a column between a range by a value. I have used the following formula to count the number of date entries that have a value of greater than 0 (or 0/01/1900 as it is formatted) and then multiplied it by 600 to get a $ value for the number of dates in that column. =COUNTIF($W$3:$W$1000,"0")*600 But because the formula brings dates that could be in the future, I only want to include dates up to the current date ie today's date. Any ideas? cheers Debbie- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Thanks Roger - worked beautifully! |
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