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Default Countif Function, complex criteria


Hi,

Hope you all had a good christmas and new year.

I'm trying to produce a holiday tracker and need to distinguish between
days booked off and days had off. I'm trying to use the countif
function to count cells in a row that contain a certain value "B", for
booked off and are less than todays date, these would be days had off.
The date is held at the top of each column, and I am using =Today() in
B2 to get todays date.

Is it possible to use the countif function to do this, i.e. something
like this:

=COUNTIF(Q6:AS6,AND("B",OFFSET(ActiveCell,0,-2)<B2))

I know I could write a function that would achieve this goal, I'm just
wondering if there is a quicker way.

Cheers,

T


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