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=COUNTIF(B11:B396, "<TODAY()") is looking for the text string "<TODAY()"
Try =COUNTIF(B11:B396, "<"&TODAY()) -- David Biddulph "Bob" wrote in message ... Good morning, I have a column with dates (MM/DD/YY) and I'm trying to write a formula that will look at this column and tell me which ones are older than today. I tried =COUNTIF(B11:B396, "<TODAY()") which did not work. The only way I could get a result was =COUNTIF(B11:B396, "<01/19/10"). The problem with this is you have to enter today's date each time you open the file. Is there not an easier solution? |
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