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Hi all,
Trying to count the amount of risks the are open and and past todays date by 30 days... So far i have =COUNTIF(C9:C98,"Open"'(R2) Risks Log'!C9:C98,"="&TODAY() - 7)) but i can not get this to work :( |
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Hi,
Maybe this =SUMPRODUCT((C9:C98="Open")*('(R2) Risks Log'!C9:C98<"")*('(R2) Risks Log'!C9:C98<=TODAY()-30)) -- Mike When competing hypotheses are otherwise equal, adopt the hypothesis that introduces the fewest assumptions while still sufficiently answering the question. "Scott_goddard" wrote: Hi all, Trying to count the amount of risks the are open and and past todays date by 30 days... So far i have =COUNTIF(C9:C98,"Open"'(R2) Risks Log'!C9:C98,"="&TODAY() - 7)) but i can not get this to work :( |
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Sorry didnt work....I have to chane it slightly as i think i gave you an
incorrect version...This just returns "Ref" - any other ideas... =SUMPRODUCT(('(R2) Risks Log'!C9:C98="Open")*('(R2) Risks Log'!C9:C98<"")*('(R2) Risks Log'!C9:C98<=TODAY()-30)) "Mike H" wrote: Hi, Maybe this =SUMPRODUCT((C9:C98="Open")*('(R2) Risks Log'!C9:C98<"")*('(R2) Risks Log'!C9:C98<=TODAY()-30)) -- Mike When competing hypotheses are otherwise equal, adopt the hypothesis that introduces the fewest assumptions while still sufficiently answering the question. "Scott_goddard" wrote: Hi all, Trying to count the amount of risks the are open and and past todays date by 30 days... So far i have =COUNTIF(C9:C98,"Open"'(R2) Risks Log'!C9:C98,"="&TODAY() - 7)) but i can not get this to work :( |
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Mike,
I got it to work... =SUMPRODUCT(('(R2) Risks Log'!L9:L98="Open")*('(R2) Risks Log'!C9:C98<"")*('(R2) Risks Log'!L9:L98=TODAY()-30)) I think i didnt make it clear that the variables "open" and the "date" were in different col.....I dont quiet understand how your fourmula works...could you explain.... "Mike H" wrote: Hi, Maybe this =SUMPRODUCT((C9:C98="Open")*('(R2) Risks Log'!C9:C98<"")*('(R2) Risks Log'!C9:C98<=TODAY()-30)) -- Mike When competing hypotheses are otherwise equal, adopt the hypothesis that introduces the fewest assumptions while still sufficiently answering the question. "Scott_goddard" wrote: Hi all, Trying to count the amount of risks the are open and and past todays date by 30 days... So far i have =COUNTIF(C9:C98,"Open"'(R2) Risks Log'!C9:C98,"="&TODAY() - 7)) but i can not get this to work :( |
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