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I am using DCOUNTA to count "records" (rows) in an Excel spreadsheet using
three criteria: Type ="=Order" Date =12/1/2005 Date <=12/19/2005 This works fine; however, I want to be able to use a reference to a cell containing the date, rather than having to enter the date in the DCOUNT criteria cells. Something like: Type ="=Order" Date =$B$1 Date <=$C$1 where B1 contains the start date and C1 contains the end date. It works if I use Date =$B$1, but it won't do greater than or equal to $B$1. Suggestions using DCOUNT or any other method would be greatly appreciated. |
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