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Countif Statement
Hi everyone,
After a bit of help with this statement =COUNTIF(J21:J27,("A2,<J2")) All the cell references are the same custom date format ([$-809]d mmmm yyyy;@) What I want to do is count the number of dates that fall between the A2 and J2 references at the moment I get a '0' return. Any suggestions greatly recieved MTIA Souchie40 |
Countif Statement
try sumproduct
=sumproduct((j21:j27a2)*(j21:j27<j2)) -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "souchie40" wrote in message ... Hi everyone, After a bit of help with this statement =COUNTIF(J21:J27,("A2,<J2")) All the cell references are the same custom date format ([$-809]d mmmm yyyy;@) What I want to do is count the number of dates that fall between the A2 and J2 references at the moment I get a '0' return. Any suggestions greatly recieved MTIA Souchie40 |
Countif Statement
Thank you for a speedy response that does the trick
Souchie40 "Don Guillett" wrote: try sumproduct =sumproduct((j21:j27a2)*(j21:j27<j2)) -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "souchie40" wrote in message ... Hi everyone, After a bit of help with this statement =COUNTIF(J21:J27,("A2,<J2")) All the cell references are the same custom date format ([$-809]d mmmm yyyy;@) What I want to do is count the number of dates that fall between the A2 and J2 references at the moment I get a '0' return. Any suggestions greatly recieved MTIA Souchie40 |
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