Re: Excel Aged Receivable formula to calculate 0-30 days, 61-60 days,.

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Haldun Alay

assume that invoice date is in cell A1, following formula calculate aging.

=IF(TODAY()-A1<=30,"0-30 days",IF(TODAY()-A1<=60,"31-60 days",IF(TODAY()-A1<=90,"61-90 days","over 90 days")))

king regards.

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Haldun Alay


"Aged Receivables" <Aged (e-mail address removed)>, iletide şunu yazdı I need to create a spreadsheet for Aged receivables. I need to know how to
set up a formula to calculate if invoice is 0-30 days old, 31-60 days old,
61-90 days old etc.
If anyone can help me I would appreciate it.

Thanks

Susan
 

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