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Setting up 30, 60, and 90 days delinquency
I have entered my codes as the following:
=IF(L36<=30,K36+0," ") =IF(L36<=60,IF(L36=31,K36+0,IF(L36<=30," ")),IF(L36<=31,K36+0,IF(L36=61," "))) =IF(L36<=90,IF(L36=61,K36+0,IF(L36<=60," ")),IF(L36<=60," ",IF(L36=91," "))) =IF(L42=91,K42+0," ") I want the cell to read as "zero" until they make a payment, this way all my columns with have a total amount due. However it reads as "value" and doesn't allow me to total the columns. If no payment or balance I would like the cell to read "zero" or "0.00". Please help, Pj |
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