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How to count date difference in excel?
-- Question-- I have today's date in A1 and cells B1, D1, F1, and H1 I have encoded invoice numbers. In Cells C1,E1,G1, and I1 I have encoded dates of invoice. How do I count the those dates whose difference is from present dates are over 65 days? joromajr |
How to count date difference in excel?
I assume your invoice dates are in the past, how are they "encoded"?
If you have actual dates in C1, E1, G1 and I1 =COUNT(C1,E1,G1,I1)-(A1-C1<=65)-(A1-E1<=65)-(A1-G1<=65)-(A1-I1<=65) "joromajr" wrote: -- Question-- I have today's date in A1 and cells B1, D1, F1, and H1 I have encoded invoice numbers. In Cells C1,E1,G1, and I1 I have encoded dates of invoice. How do I count the those dates whose difference is from present dates are over 65 days? joromajr |
How to count date difference in excel?
--Your the man TY daddylonglegs. It also works the other way round. joromajr "joromajr" wrote: -- Question-- I have today's date in A1 and cells B1, D1, F1, and H1 I have encoded invoice numbers. In Cells C1,E1,G1, and I1 I have encoded dates of invoice. How do I count the those dates whose difference is from present dates are over 65 days? joromajr |
How to count date difference in excel?
-- oops-- I spoke to soon.... It worked for invoices... what about for checks? I tried to replace invoice number with Cheque numbers and dates are in the future... I get no count? joromajr "joromajr" wrote: -- Question-- I have today's date in A1 and cells B1, D1, F1, and H1 I have encoded invoice numbers. In Cells C1,E1,G1, and I1 I have encoded dates of invoice. How do I count the those dates whose difference is from present dates are over 65 days? joromajr |
How to count date difference in excel?
-- I really spoke to soon igot negative return... Please help joromajr "joromajr" wrote: -- Question-- I have today's date in A1 and cells B1, D1, F1, and H1 I have encoded invoice numbers. In Cells C1,E1,G1, and I1 I have encoded dates of invoice. How do I count the those dates whose difference is from present dates are over 65 days? joromajr |
How to count date difference in excel?
So if dates are in the future what result do you expect? If you use the
formula I suggested you should get an answer of zero because none of them will be more than 65 days old. What formula did you use when you got a negative result, was it exactly what I suggested? "joromajr" wrote: -- I really spoke to soon igot negative return... Please help joromajr "joromajr" wrote: -- Question-- I have today's date in A1 and cells B1, D1, F1, and H1 I have encoded invoice numbers. In Cells C1,E1,G1, and I1 I have encoded dates of invoice. How do I count the those dates whose difference is from present dates are over 65 days? joromajr |
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