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![]() Here is my issue. I am using this formula to search a linked sheet to confirm that an account is older than 120 days and sum the balance on those accounts. Works great, except one problem as of tomorrow the number for the current date is no longer accurate therefore the 120 days isn't accurate. =SUMIF('[Account 2005.xls]June'!$A:$A,"<38410",'[Account 2005.xls]June'!$C:$C) So then I came up with this solution: =SUMIF('[Account 2005.xls]June'!$A:$A,"<(TODAY-120)",'[Account 2005.xls]June'!$C:$C) This gives me $0.00 everytime. I tested the today-120 formula by itself and it works fine. Not sure if the problem is the order of the operation or some sort of loop problem. If this is not the correct resolution does anyone have any ideas. I also did the date calculation in a seperate cell and did a formula to point at that cell i.e. <J2 but it didn't work either. Thanks for your help. Mike W. Nashville -- miwarren ------------------------------------------------------------------------ miwarren's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=24682 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=382550 |
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