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klmiura
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      23rd Jun 2008
I have a worksheet with column AD currently showing the number of days based
upon todays date they are past due. I have the following criteria that I
want the formula to return in column AC if the number in columns D is between
those numbers.

Days:
0-30
31-60
61-120
121-180
181-240
241-300
365+
 
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Bob Phillips
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      23rd Jun 2008
=COUNTIF(AD:AD,"<=30")

=COUNTIF(AD:AD,"<=60")-COUNTIF(AD:AD,"<=30")

etc.

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"klmiura" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I have a worksheet with column AD currently showing the number of days
>based
> upon todays date they are past due. I have the following criteria that I
> want the formula to return in column AC if the number in columns D is
> between
> those numbers.
>
> Days:
> 0-30
> 31-60
> 61-120
> 121-180
> 181-240
> 241-300
> 365+



 
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Peo Sjoblom
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      23rd Jun 2008
I assume you mean column AD and not D?


=VLOOKUP(AD1,{0,"0-30";31,"31-60";61,"61-120";121,"121-180";181,"181-300";241,"241-300";301,"365+"},2)


replace AD1 with the cell you want to use


copy down




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"klmiura" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I have a worksheet with column AD currently showing the number of days
>based
> upon todays date they are past due. I have the following criteria that I
> want the formula to return in column AC if the number in columns D is
> between
> those numbers.
>
> Days:
> 0-30
> 31-60
> 61-120
> 121-180
> 181-240
> 241-300
> 365+



 
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Dave
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      23rd Jun 2008
Hi,
Modify your table to look like this:
AA_____AB
0______0-30
31_____31-60
61_____61-120
121____121-180
181____181-240
241____241-300
301____301-365
365____365+

If this table is in AA1:AA8, then:
=VLOOKUP(D2,$AA$1:$AA$8,2)

Regards - Dave.
 
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ryguy7272
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      23rd Jun 2008
In A2:A8 put the following:
0
31
61
121
181
241
365

In D1, put this:
=IF(A2="","",SUM($A$2:A2)-A2+1&IF(A2=1,""," - "&SUM($A$2:A2)))

Fill down.

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"Dave" wrote:

> Hi,
> Modify your table to look like this:
> AA_____AB
> 0______0-30
> 31_____31-60
> 61_____61-120
> 121____121-180
> 181____181-240
> 241____241-300
> 301____301-365
> 365____365+
>
> If this table is in AA1:AA8, then:
> =VLOOKUP(D2,$AA$1:$AA$8,2)
>
> Regards - Dave.

 
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