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=COUNTIF(Contact_Date,"="&DATE(2007,3,18)-
COUNTIF(Contact_Date,"<="&DATE(2007,3,24))) The above is the formula I am attempting to use. Definitions: Contact_Date is a list of dates that range over 2000 cells that could span up to 1 year. In the example above I am wanting to find any dates that range between and include the dates: 3.18.2007 and 3.24.2007 Problem: The formula I am using is wanting to look past the dates provided and count any prior dates that do not fall within the specified range. I do not know why or how to fix it. Any ideas? In case the formula is seen as html here it is spelled out: =COUNTIF(Contact_Date,"Greater than="&DATE(2007,3,18)- COUNTIF(Contact_Date,"Less than="&DATE(2007,3,24))) |
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