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I have dates listed in Column A7:A377. How can I incorporate this
formula =COUNTIF(C7:C377,"=0") to count only if the Dates in A7:A377
are less than TODAY()

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=SUMPRODUCT((A7:A377<TODAY())*(C7:C377=0))
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I have dates listed in Column A7:A377. How can I incorporate this
formula =COUNTIF(C7:C377,"=0") to count only if the Dates in A7:A377
are less than TODAY()

Thanks



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Try,

=SUMPRODUCT((A7:A377<TODAY())*(C7:C377=0))

Mike

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I have dates listed in Column A7:A377. How can I incorporate this
formula =COUNTIF(C7:C377,"=0") to count only if the Dates in A7:A377
are less than TODAY()

Thanks


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On Sep 19, 8:58 am, Mike H wrote:
Try,

=SUMPRODUCT((A7:A377<TODAY())*(C7:C377=0))

Mike



"Sean" wrote:
I have dates listed in Column A7:A377. How can I incorporate this
formula =COUNTIF(C7:C377,"=0") to count only if the Dates in A7:A377
are less than TODAY()


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Thanks Guys

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On Sep 19, 8:58 am, Mike H wrote:
Try,

=SUMPRODUCT((A7:A377<TODAY())*(C7:C377=0))

Mike



"Sean" wrote:
I have dates listed in Column A7:A377. How can I incorporate this
formula =COUNTIF(C7:C377,"=0") to count only if the Dates in A7:A377
are less than TODAY()


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Slight twist on above, how could I count If (C7:C377,"<0") AND
(C7:C377,"4"))

In other words Count times values are between 1-4?




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On Sep 19, 9:07 am, Sean wrote:
On Sep 19, 8:58 am, Mike H wrote:





Try,


=SUMPRODUCT((A7:A377<TODAY())*(C7:C377=0))


Mike


"Sean" wrote:
I have dates listed in Column A7:A377. How can I incorporate this
formula =COUNTIF(C7:C377,"=0") to count only if the Dates in A7:A377
are less than TODAY()


Thanks- Hide quoted text -


- Show quoted text -


Slight twist on above, how could I count If (C7:C377,"<0") AND
(C7:C377,"4"))

In other words Count times values are between 1-4?- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -


Worked it

=SUMPRODUCT(($A7:$A377<TODAY())*(C7:C3770)*(C7:C3 77<4))

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try:
=SUMPRODUCT((A1:A10<TODAY())*(B1:B10=0))
or
{=sum((A1:A10<TODAY())*(B1:B10=0))}

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I have dates listed in Column A7:A377. How can I incorporate this
formula =COUNTIF(C7:C377,"=0") to count only if the Dates in A7:A377
are less than TODAY()

Thanks



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