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Default Formula needed for 2 criteria

I am trying to put our Kindergarten rolls onto the computer. Rows 6-46 have
the details of the children admitted onto our rolls. Column I has the start
dates and column K has the finish dates. In row 4 from column M to column BO
are the dates that the Kindergarten is open for each full term. The dates in
columns I and K range randomly from 5/10/04 to 7/02/06... (The date range
will continue to alter as more children start and more children leave. The
dates the Kindergarten will be open will change from year to year also, so I
do not want a formula that refers specifically to the date, it needs to refer
to the cell as the date for the M4 cell for eg. will be different next year.)
e.g. I would like a formula that will identify the number of cells that have
a start date (Column I) less than Cell M4 (e.g. 7/02/06) and then of those
identified cells, how many also have a finish date greater than cell M4
(7/02/06). I want to know how many children are on the rolls for each day
that the Kindergarten is open.
Could someone please help?
Sue
 
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