I have about 45 different dates ranging from March through October (this
year) in one column. I want to bounce off today's date (NOW()) to count how
many of these items are <30 days old, 31-60 days old, 61-90 days old and
91+days old.
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SteveStats

You have a few options...
Explore these:

30 or less:
=COUNTIF(A1:A300,"="&TODAY()-30)


31 thru 60:
=INDEX(FREQUENCY(A1:A300,TODAY()-{61,31}),2)
or
=COUNTIF(A1:A300,"="&TODAY()-60)-COUNTIF(A1:A300,"="&TODAY()-30)
or
=SUM(COUNTIF(A1:A300,"="&TODAY()-{60,30})*{1,-1})


61 thru 90:
=INDEX(FREQUENCY(A1:A300,TODAY()-{91,61}),2)
or
=COUNTIF(A1:A300,"="&TODAY()-90)-COUNTIF(A1:A300,"="&TODAY()-60)
or
=SUM(COUNTIF(A1:A300,"="&TODAY()-{90,60})*{1,-1})


Over 90:
=COUNTIF(A1:A300,"<"&TODAY()-90)

Adjust range references to suit your situation.

Does that help?
Post back if you have more questions.
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Regards,

Ron (XL2003, Win XP)
Microsoft MVP (Excel)



"SteveStats" wrote in message ...
I have about 45 different dates ranging from March through October (this
year) in one column. I want to bounce off today's date (NOW()) to count how
many of these items are <30 days old, 31-60 days old, 61-90 days old and
91+days old.
--
SteveStats

Assuming source dates (real dates) are within A2:A10 with no blank cells,
and tightened limits with no gaps

<=30 days
=SUMPRODUCT(--(TODAY()-A2:A10<=30))

31-60 days
=SUMPRODUCT((TODAY()-A2:A1030)*(TODAY()-A2:A10<=60))

61-90 days
=SUMPRODUCT((TODAY()-A2:A1060)*(TODAY()-A2:A10<=90))

90 days
=SUMPRODUCT(--(TODAY()-A2:A1090))

Adapt the dates range A2:A10 to suit your actual range
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Max
Singapore
http://savefile.com/projects/236895
xdemechanik
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"SteveStats" wrote:
I have about 45 different dates ranging from March through October (this
year) in one column. I want to bounce off today's date (NOW()) to count how
many of these items are <30 days old, 31-60 days old, 61-90 days old and
91+days old.
--
SteveStats