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On sheet two I have a column of dates formatted as 3/28/2008. I would like to
add a cell on Sheet1! that looks at that column and counts the number of entries that are 180 days prior to today or higher.I tried this with out luck. =COUNTIF(Clients!AC4:AC113,(TODAY()-180)) but it just gave me 0 though there was 1 in the column. -- Thank you, Gregory |
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Bad data somewhere as the formula is OK
-- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Gregory Day" wrote in message ... On sheet two I have a column of dates formatted as 3/28/2008. I would like to add a cell on Sheet1! that looks at that column and counts the number of entries that are 180 days prior to today or higher.I tried this with out luck. =COUNTIF(Clients!AC4:AC113,(TODAY()-180)) but it just gave me 0 though there was 1 in the column. -- Thank you, Gregory |
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I've just responded to your other post.
Pete On Mar 28, 9:45*pm, Gregory Day wrote: On sheet two I have a column of dates formatted as 3/28/2008. I would like to add a cell on Sheet1! that looks at that column and counts the number of entries that are 180 days prior to today or higher.I tried this with out luck. =COUNTIF(Clients!AC4:AC113,(TODAY()-180)) but it just gave me 0 though there was 1 in the column. -- Thank you, Gregory |
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If you want from 180 days ago to today and assuming that there are no dates
later than today, then use: =COUNTIF(Clients!AC4:AC113,""&TODAY()-180) -- HTH Sandy In Perth, the ancient capital of Scotland and the crowning place of kings Replace @mailinator.com with @tiscali.co.uk "Gregory Day" wrote in message ... On sheet two I have a column of dates formatted as 3/28/2008. I would like to add a cell on Sheet1! that looks at that column and counts the number of entries that are 180 days prior to today or higher.I tried this with out luck. =COUNTIF(Clients!AC4:AC113,(TODAY()-180)) but it just gave me 0 though there was 1 in the column. -- Thank you, Gregory |
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Thanks you all. It is fixed!
-- Thank you, Gregory "Gregory Day" wrote: On sheet two I have a column of dates formatted as 3/28/2008. I would like to add a cell on Sheet1! that looks at that column and counts the number of entries that are 180 days prior to today or higher.I tried this with out luck. =COUNTIF(Clients!AC4:AC113,(TODAY()-180)) but it just gave me 0 though there was 1 in the column. -- Thank you, Gregory |
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