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In a specific cell, I am wanting to count a series of dates with each date
less than NOW() to be worth +1 and each date equal to or more than NOW() to be worth 0. Thank you, Aviator |
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=COUNTIF(A1:A100,"<" & NOW()) -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany Aviator wrote: In a specific cell, I am wanting to count a series of dates with each date less than NOW() to be worth +1 and each date equal to or more than NOW() to be worth 0. Thank you, Aviator |
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This worked good. I have a similar question.
How would I do the same thing given that: 1) You only have a starting date 2) Your only wanting to count work days (in this case 4 day/wk) up to NOW() Thank you for all your help. Aviator "Frank Kabel" wrote: Hi =COUNTIF(A1:A100,"<" & NOW()) -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany Aviator wrote: In a specific cell, I am wanting to count a series of dates with each date less than NOW() to be worth +1 and each date equal to or more than NOW() to be worth 0. Thank you, Aviator |
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