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COUNT IF A DATE IS HIGHER THAN ANOTHER DATE
What formula will work to total the number of dates in column B that are
greater than the date in Cell A1. In the example below the answer will be 2. e.g. Cell A1 = 21/4/2008 Cell B1 = 2/1/2007 Cell B2 = 22/4/2008 Cell B3 = 17/8/2008 |
COUNT IF A DATE IS HIGHER THAN ANOTHER DATE
Modify to suit. Look in the help index for COUNTIF
=COUNTIF(D3:D6,""&D1) -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Mally" wrote in message ... What formula will work to total the number of dates in column B that are greater than the date in Cell A1. In the example below the answer will be 2. e.g. Cell A1 = 21/4/2008 Cell B1 = 2/1/2007 Cell B2 = 22/4/2008 Cell B3 = 17/8/2008 |
COUNT IF A DATE IS HIGHER THAN ANOTHER DATE
Thanks Don, that's great.
Its the part after the cell range I couldn't figure out. "Don Guillett" wrote: Modify to suit. Look in the help index for COUNTIF =COUNTIF(D3:D6,""&D1) -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Mally" wrote in message ... What formula will work to total the number of dates in column B that are greater than the date in Cell A1. In the example below the answer will be 2. e.g. Cell A1 = 21/4/2008 Cell B1 = 2/1/2007 Cell B2 = 22/4/2008 Cell B3 = 17/8/2008 |
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