How would I indicate that I want to count the number of dates fall
between Date A and Date B? I looked in the other message threads about
subtracting one COUNTIF from another, but I don't think it works for
dates.

Thank you,
Annie

Put your test dates in a cell, then use COUNTIF like so

=COUNTIF(A5:A30,"<="&A1)-COUNTIF(A5:A30,"<="&A2)



"Annie" wrote:

How would I indicate that I want to count the number of dates fall
between Date A and Date B? I looked in the other message threads about
subtracting one COUNTIF from another, but I don't think it works for
dates.

Thank you,
Annie

This also works

=COUNTIF(P1:P10,"<01/03/2005")-COUNTIF(P1:P10,"<01/02/2005")

but make sure that you format the cell as general as it tends to try and
force date format.

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HTH

RP
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"Duke Carey" wrote in message
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Put your test dates in a cell, then use COUNTIF like so

=COUNTIF(A5:A30,"<="&A1)-COUNTIF(A5:A30,"<="&A2)



"Annie" wrote:

How would I indicate that I want to count the number of dates fall
between Date A and Date B? I looked in the other message threads about
subtracting one COUNTIF from another, but I don't think it works for
dates.

Thank you,
Annie

try
=sumproduct((rngaa1)*(rngA<b1))

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Don Guillett
SalesAid Software

"Annie" wrote in message
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How would I indicate that I want to count the number of dates fall
between Date A and Date B? I looked in the other message threads about
subtracting one COUNTIF from another, but I don't think it works for
dates.

Thank you,
Annie