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dget or dsum, that is the question
I want to add a reminder line to my excel workpage. I have a list of dates
that I have certain appointments, also I have a countdown of the number of days until that appointment. All of this data is already in a table. What I need it to do is to count the number of appointments I have in the next 7 days. When using the dget or the dsum, I get an error #VALUE Database: SST (name of the range the database is in) Field: 3 Criteria: <7 In the criteria line, it wants text, I dont understand why it wont take a number when a number is what I am looking for. Any help would be appreciated |
dget or dsum, that is the question
Maybe just use Countif:
=COUNTIF(C2:C50,"<7") Hope this helps Rowan justaguyfromky wrote: I want to add a reminder line to my excel workpage. I have a list of dates that I have certain appointments, also I have a countdown of the number of days until that appointment. All of this data is already in a table. What I need it to do is to count the number of appointments I have in the next 7 days. When using the dget or the dsum, I get an error #VALUE Database: SST (name of the range the database is in) Field: 3 Criteria: <7 In the criteria line, it wants text, I dont understand why it wont take a number when a number is what I am looking for. Any help would be appreciated |
dget or dsum, that is the question
I used dcount and my criteria was ="<7"
worked fine for me. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "justaguyfromky" wrote in message ... I want to add a reminder line to my excel workpage. I have a list of dates that I have certain appointments, also I have a countdown of the number of days until that appointment. All of this data is already in a table. What I need it to do is to count the number of appointments I have in the next 7 days. When using the dget or the dsum, I get an error #VALUE Database: SST (name of the range the database is in) Field: 3 Criteria: <7 In the criteria line, it wants text, I dont understand why it wont take a number when a number is what I am looking for. Any help would be appreciated |
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