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stevestr wrote:
I have a list of birth dates in column A. I want to provide a list of age ranges in a summary next to the column. For example I would like to create a function that would give me the count of birthdates in column A that show the number of listings that are less than 2 years old. Then I would like to show the count of listings that are older than 2 years but less than 10 years. And finally I would like to show the count of listings that are older than 10 years. I would like for the calculation to include the function that would keep the counts current. This way as I keep this data over the next few years, I won't have to update the forumula. I found a few countif threads that touched on portions of this question but I didn't know how to make it work. I'm using 2007. Thanks For a start, see Chip Pearson's exposé on the practically abandoned DATEDIF function: http://www.cpearson.com/excel/datedif.aspx You are not clear what to do with "number of listings that are /equal to 2 years old/" (similarly for /equal to 10 years old/), but these are merely boundary conditions to be worked out. Post back if you get stuck. |
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