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![]() Hey folks, I'm a pilot and to remain "current" I must fly 6 instrument approaches within the past 180 days. I have my logbook on a spreadsheet and column A lists the dates of every flight, and column F lists any instrument approaches flown on each flight. I'd like to sum the values in column F if the date is greater than TODAY()-180. The formula would look like =SUMIF(A50:A3000,"TODAY()-180",F50:F3000). The SUMIF formula won't compute anything with a TODAY() in it, so I have to manually enter in the date I'd like to look after (=SUMIF(A50:A3000,"12/20/2004",F50:F3000)). How can I SUM the number of approaches flown within the past 180 days without using a SUMIF? Thanks a lot, Scott -- qflyer ------------------------------------------------------------------------ qflyer's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=24448 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=380457 |
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