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Setting up 30, 60, and 90 days delinquency
pj,
Apologies for the double post, my previous message got truncated somehow. Place brackets around the K36+0 in the last 2 formulas, won't work correctly if a value other than 0. Missed that on my 1st reply, sorry about that. = IF(L36<=30,K36+0,0) =(L3630)*(L36<61)*(K36+0) =(L3660)*(L36<91)*(K36+0) Dave |
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