I have a column that I would like to have a count of all the dates that areless then today's date.
I have tried: =countif(d2:d25,"<TODAY",0) This has only gotten me 0. If I leave the " " out then I get an error message.
I need to do a total of the dates entered in the RAW DATA sheet that fall in between today's date and 7 days ago. I am comparing it to B3 in sheet 2. Have tried a COUNTIF but cannot get it to work.
View 4 Replies View RelatedHow to produce a formula that will stop counting after the day is over. For example, i have a spreadsheet that is calculating the total number of pending questions for multiple project types which are found on seperate tabs. The first tab of my spreadsheet is a Summary tab which displays the statistics of each project tab including how many questions we have pending. The number of questions are calculated by picking up how many cells display "Y" in the PQ (pending questions) column of each tab.
Our current process is to type in the number displayed in the summary that shows how many questions we have pending. What that does, is freeze the total number of questions we had pending for that day. I am trying to make this more automated by coming up with a formula that will freeze this number on its own.
If I write out what I am trying to do, it would go something like this:
Count cells with "Y" and stop counting after today.
Current formula in cell:
=COUNTIF(MDU!$L$6:$L$1000,"=Y")+COUNTIF(SDU!$L$6:$L$1000,"=Y")
I'm trying to automate a field in my file that tells me whether or not a promo code is valid.
Col F2 = Promo Start Date (example: 1/1/13)
Col G2 = Promo End Date (example: 5/1/13)
Col H2 = Valid? (Yes/No) (example: "Yes")
What formula would I put in H2?
In Cells B2:B100, i have dates that which have been entered using a combo box (the dates type is for e.g. 14th March 2010 format)
I want a formula that will count the cells that have dates between 1st April 2010 to 30th June 2010 in cells B2:B100
Also, I would like a formula that counts weekend dates between 1st April 2010 to 30th June 2010?
Im trying to write a macro which goes down column C and if the date is less than todays day change it to today. I cant get the code correct thou.
Code:
Sub aaaChangeToTodaysDate()
Dim LastRow As Long
Dim r As Long
[Code].....
I am trying to project the next 12 month-end dates, based on today's date. I can do that using the EOMONTH function ... see exhibit below ... present month, 1 month out, 2 months out, last month. However, this workbook must be sent to many people and many of those folks will not have EOMONTH functionality because that requires the Analysis Toolpak functions to be added in. How can I accomplish this using standard Excel functions?
Present Month >>> =DATE(YEAR(NOW()),MONTH(NOW()),1)
One Month Out >>> =DATE(YEAR(EOMONTH(NOW(),1)),MONTH(EOMONTH(NOW(),1)),1)
Two Months Out >>> =DATE(YEAR(EOMONTH(NOW(),2)),MONTH(EOMONTH(NOW(),2)),1)
Eleven Months Out >>> =DATE(YEAR(EOMONTH(NOW(),11)),MONTH(EOMONTH(NOW(),11)),1)
So I have this sheet template to copy for various other sheets, and on A3-A1000, they contain dates from August 1st 2013 to whenever. Starting with A3 as August 1st. The problem is now, it's September 10th, and I would like A3 to be a week before September 10th. Then A4 would be September 11th. And so on and so forth. The dates also must only consist of weekdays and the dates must be hard coded. Is this possible? I have the simple code for copying over the spreadsheet, but I don't know the rest.
Code:
Sub Submit()
Sheets("Client Name").Copy after:=Sheets(Sheets.Count)
ActiveSheet.name = Sheets("Control").Range("C19").Value
Im trying to search a column (A), that has a list of dates (not in order), for the row in which the dates are equal to or greater than today and less than or equal to a week from today. I then want the information contained in the rows with these dates to be transferred to another sheet and ordered by date.
I got this problem I can’t solve, maybe it is easy to solve, but I am fairly new to writing functions in excel.
I got a lot of different dates in single column, what I need is to pull the dates if they fall in to the range, from today till 30 days from now.
I understand it calls for array formula.
I have spent too many hours Googling and trial with mostly error in attempting this. I formatted the very first cell A1 for today's date =TODAY(); this is also dirrectly above the column with all the dates in it. I just want an entire row's contents to turn red if it is 15 days old or older. This =$A1<TODAY()-15 somewhat works, but it only turns the date cell red, not the whole row. It also makes blank cells turns red, which I would like to remain blank (another formula is needed I imagine).
View 3 Replies View RelatedI am importing data that contains specific start dates and I was wondering how to filter the criteria in Microsoft query to only show start dates greater than today or perhaps yesterday. This would eliminate all entries that have already occurred. It seems I can only select a date in the criteria that exists in the data.
View 14 Replies View RelatedExcel 2007 I have a spreadsheet of file boxes the keeps a log of boxes, contents, locations and shred dates. Currently figuring out when and which boxes can be shredded is a manual hunt, find, and then deal with it. I can use CF and Sorting but I have been looking at some search type functions to return a list meeting the requirements and trying to step my way towards that.
1st attempt. Was find out how many boxes meet the shred (before today) that have not already been detroyed. Column K is the Shred Date, D1 is Todays date, Column G is Status. Got this working good.
[QUOTE]]=SUMPRODUCT(--(Log!K2:K2136(lessthan)STATS!D1)*SIGN(LEN(Log!K2:K2136)))-(COUNTIF(Log!G2:G2136,"Destroyed"))[/QUOTE
My failed attempt came at trying to find the earliest shred date excluding those that have been destroyed. This is not really neeed but I was hoping it would get me closer to creating the list of boxes that meet shred that have not already been destroyed.
Note: Column A is the Box No. and the spreadsheet contains blanks as we continue to add file boxes to storage.
Below array formula find the highest box number used by each department.
Code:
=A4&"-"&TEXT(MAX(IF(Log!$A$2:$A$2136"",(LEFT(Log!$A$2:$A$2136,LEN(A4))=A4)*RIGHT(Log!$A$2:$A$2136,3))),"000")
I would like to create a list of boxes including Column A "Box no.", Column H "Location", Column K "Shred Date" for any box whose shred date is before today that has not aleady been labeled "Destroyed" in Column G.
I've created a very simple formula which counts the number of days from Today and excludes blanks.
I'm trying to set it up so the formula *stops* counting the days once a cell in column C is populated.
Formula so far...
Code:
=IF(A3="", "",A3 - TODAY())
It looks exactly like this this [URL] .....
I have a range of ten cells (B4:K4), some of these cells contains dates, and other cells contains text, what I want is counting number of cells that contain dates earlier than today's date. I actually tried the following code, but it returns zero value.
View 2 Replies View Relateda count formula.
Right, Column A on my sheet is the date that the work was completed. First thing is I need to be able to count how much work was completed per month. (I dont know why we have it all in one big sheet rather than monthly sheets but thats too logical!)
Secondly, column I is the number of days that piece of work took to complete. I need to be able to have a formula that looks at the month the work was completed, then total up the number of days that the work took.
(Example, if I have three bit of work completed in October, 1 took a total of 20 days, 1 took 15 and 1 took 10 it would = 45 days)
I know that this should be possible as I've had Excel doing more complex formulas than this.
Column A contains names
Column B their unique ID number
Column C the date a transaction occurred
How can I count the number of entries between two dates i.e. 1-31 April regardless of duplication or anything? I've tried a few things mentioned in other threads but none seem to work.
I need a formula to count the months (including part months) between 2 dates.
So i want 01/04/11 to 5/5/11 to equal 2
I have tried a few formulas that get the answer 1 but i need it to count the part month too.
I'm trying to count the number of cells that contain a date in a filtered row. I've been using the following formula, but it keeps coming back with a value of 0, even though there are 3 in the filtered row;
=SUMPRODUCT(--('Fixture Status'!J3:J1000=">=0"),SUBTOTAL(3,OFFSET('Fixture Status'!J3,
ROW('Fixture Status'!J3:J1000)-ROW('Fixture Status'!J3),0)))
Is there a formula I can use to add the amount of cells that contain just dates ?
View 6 Replies View RelatedI have a worksheet that has several dates in column D. I would like a formula to count the number of dates that are 7 days or less than the current date in F2.
View 9 Replies View RelatedI have a list of dates in column A and a list of dates in column B. I need to count the number of dates in column B that are before or equal to the date in column A. For example....
A B
05/14/06 05/28/07
08/07/07 08/06/07
08/09/07 08/09/07
08/25/07 08/27/07
... would yield an answer of 2.
I'm new to the forums, though I've solved a couple of my problems by lurking here.
I'm currently having a problem with a worksheet I've been working on at work. I'm not very experienced in Exel and have inherited a worksheet that keeps track of the machines we do maintenance on during the year. What I have now is a spreadsheet with columns alternating between initials and date, and rows with the machine names all the way down. It looks similar to this :
Name of machine Initials date initials date initials date initials date etc.
machine 1
machine 2
machine 3
machine 4
...
machine 121
I'd like to keep this format, but we need to keep track of who does what within a certain week, which means I need to count the number of instances of an initial, then compare it with the date in the column next to it, which I don't think would be a problem with just two columns, but I'm having problems wrapping my brain around how to do so with 20-30 columns.
I'm using date ranges in some of my calculation formulas, which I think necessitates the date being in a separate column than the text.
I'm trying to create an excel worksheet as follows:
Column1 Column2 Column3 Column4 Column5
Date Time In Time Out Hours Worked Pay
01/03/2000
01/04/2000
01/05/2000
.
.
11/11/2008
I want to insert in the first column (Column1) dates starting from 01/01/2000 all the way up to today, 11/11/2008. So I would end up with a unique date on each row.
To accomplish this manually would be a daunting task. I'm a newbie to excel and don't know how to use any in-built functions.
i have attached a copy of the file im working in. Its a spreadsheet to highlight when peoples reviews need doing. I have a summary at the top counting the number of overdue, upcoming and ok reviews. Thing is the formula for counting my upcoming reviews is incorrect and i can't seem to fix it.
View 3 Replies View RelatedI have collumn with different dates. I would like to count number of date with specific month in them (for example "june"). I tried it with if function, but something is missing.
Example of data:
1.6.2012
3.6.2012
9.6.2012
30.6.2012
[Code]...
My function: =SUMPRODUCT(IF(A1:A9;IF(MONTH(A1:A9)=6;1;0))) what shoud I correct or of better function?
I have a list of dates in column A as shown below & I want to get a count formula in column B for the # of dates in sequence. When the date sequence breaks a new count should be done at the end of the next sequence. The formula should be 1 I can put in cell B1 and copy down so that there are blanks & a count is only done at the end of the date sequence like in cell B4 or B7 below.
Col A Col B
Date Count
1 12-Oct
2 13-Oct
3 14-Oct
4 15-Oct4
5 17-Oct
6 18-Oct
7 19-Oct3
[Code]....
I've been having problems coming up with a formula that will take a start date and an end date and come up with the number of weeks INVOLVED within this date range (each week being a Sunday through Saturday).
My problems is that the start and end dates could be any day of the week and not necessarily the same day (meaning divisible by 7 doesn't always work). I tried using ROUND((A2-A1)/7,0)+1 where A1 was the start date...and A2 was the end date.
The problem I had was if I picked a Monday as the start date, and went 12 days out (The saturday of week2)...it came up stating 3 weeks were involved - AND if I selected a Friday start date and picked the following monday in week 2 - the result was 1 week involved when 2 different weeks were involved.
I have items arriving on certain dates (the dates are listed in column N)
In the cell to the right of each month, I want to have a formula that will count the dated cells in column N that fall under each month.
i.e. In cell B5, next to January, I want to display the total number of cells that contain a date in January (ultimately giving me the number of items that arrive in January) the number would read '5' because there are 5 dates in January that are in the list.
Any easy formula to compare two columens of fixed dates and count how many of each fall within a certain range of each other.
So, for example:
Col 1 Col 2
20/1/11 21/1/11
20/1/11 31/1/11
18/1/11 24/1/11
Lets say col one is a start date and col 2 is an end date. Now say I want to count the number of times the end date falls within8 days of the start
I would have thought that something as simple as
Code:
sumproduct(--(a1:a3<(b1:b3+8))
would work, but clearly I am making a fundamental error, and no matter what I try I'm getting stuck.