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Counting dates in a RANGE (yargh!) :)
Here's an alternative:
You only need to test for the year: =SUMPRODUCT(--(YEAR(FM!J$3:J$5403)=2004)) Biff "S Davis" wrote in message ups.com... Step three (counting dates between ranges) works by using: =SUMPRODUCT(--(FM!J$3:J$5403$E$1),--(FM!J$3:J$5403<=$G$1)) ... where E1 and G1 are the date "limits", respectively :) Quite happy to have this finished! Hopefully this can help someone in the future. |
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