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I am trying to use the countif function to identify account aging. For
example how many fall within a range of numbers: over -90; -90 to -61; -60
to -31; -30 to -1 range. The greater than symbol and less than symbol are
throwing it off. I'm not sure how to correct it. Any help would be greatly
appreciated.

This is how I have it set up:

=COUNTIF('Janet-CURRENT MTH'!$M$6:$M$250,"=<-91")

=COUNTIF('Janet-CURRENT MTH'!$M$6:$M$250,"<=-90")+COUNTIF('Janet-CURRENT
MTH'!$M$6:$M$250,"<=-61")

=COUNTIF('Janet-CURRENT MTH'!$M$6:$M$250,"<=-60")+COUNTIF('Janet-CURRENT
MTH'!$M$6:$M$250,"<=-31")

=COUNTIF('Janet-CURRENT MTH'!$M$6:$M$250,"<=-31")+COUNTIF('Janet-CURRENT
MTH'!$M$6:$M$250,"<=-1")
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Default countif question using two negative number criterias

You can always use cell references:

=COUNTIF('Janet-CURRENT MTH'!$M$6:$M$250,"=<" & A1)

with -91 in cell A1.

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"JD Long" wrote:

I am trying to use the countif function to identify account aging. For
example how many fall within a range of numbers: over -90; -90 to -61; -60
to -31; -30 to -1 range. The greater than symbol and less than symbol are
throwing it off. I'm not sure how to correct it. Any help would be greatly
appreciated.

This is how I have it set up:

=COUNTIF('Janet-CURRENT MTH'!$M$6:$M$250,"=<-91")

=COUNTIF('Janet-CURRENT MTH'!$M$6:$M$250,"<=-90")+COUNTIF('Janet-CURRENT
MTH'!$M$6:$M$250,"<=-61")

=COUNTIF('Janet-CURRENT MTH'!$M$6:$M$250,"<=-60")+COUNTIF('Janet-CURRENT
MTH'!$M$6:$M$250,"<=-31")

=COUNTIF('Janet-CURRENT MTH'!$M$6:$M$250,"<=-31")+COUNTIF('Janet-CURRENT
MTH'!$M$6:$M$250,"<=-1")

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Default countif question using two negative number criterias

You can also set up a helper row to class this according to aging and then
countif by the aging class
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"Wigi" wrote:

You can always use cell references:

=COUNTIF('Janet-CURRENT MTH'!$M$6:$M$250,"=<" & A1)

with -91 in cell A1.

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"JD Long" wrote:

I am trying to use the countif function to identify account aging. For
example how many fall within a range of numbers: over -90; -90 to -61; -60
to -31; -30 to -1 range. The greater than symbol and less than symbol are
throwing it off. I'm not sure how to correct it. Any help would be greatly
appreciated.

This is how I have it set up:

=COUNTIF('Janet-CURRENT MTH'!$M$6:$M$250,"=<-91")

=COUNTIF('Janet-CURRENT MTH'!$M$6:$M$250,"<=-90")+COUNTIF('Janet-CURRENT
MTH'!$M$6:$M$250,"<=-61")

=COUNTIF('Janet-CURRENT MTH'!$M$6:$M$250,"<=-60")+COUNTIF('Janet-CURRENT
MTH'!$M$6:$M$250,"<=-31")

=COUNTIF('Janet-CURRENT MTH'!$M$6:$M$250,"<=-31")+COUNTIF('Janet-CURRENT
MTH'!$M$6:$M$250,"<=-1")

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