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Counting non-expired dates
I trying to figure out the best way to go about this situation. I have multiple certification dates that must be tracked. At the bottom of each column must count up all the non-expired dates. The expiration falls on the anniversary date of the date entered.
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You mean like ...
=COUNTIF(A1:A107, ">" & EDATE(TODAY(), -12)) |
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That worked like a champ thank you. But one last thing what would the formula be for counting cells with dates in them?
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You're welcome.
Dates are just numbers, so ... =COUNT(A1:A107) |
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Tried that it does not work for whatever the reason. I need to be able to count the cells that have dates in them.
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Post an example that shows it not working.
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Correction, I still had the if in the equation. Thank you
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