COUNTIF for dates old than a specific value

iboumiza

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Hi there,

I'm looking to create this rule in my COUNTIF formula:

=COUNTIF(A:A, Dates in column A are 90 days old or less)

The date format is m/dd/yyy

Kindly assist me, please

Regards
iboumiza
 

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su_maverick

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Aug 27, 2014
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Are you looking for the date to be a running value? As in 90 days older than today?

Excel has a TODAY function that can be used.

RETURN VALUECODE
Today8/28/2014
90 days ago5/30/2014=TODAY()-90
180 days ago3/1/2014=TODAY()-180
365 days ago8/28/2013=TODAY()-365

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