COUNTING FORMULA

hsarrategui

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  1. 2010
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  1. Windows
I want to keep track of how many days late payments are. Is there a way to put the date of invoice in column B and have column D count automatically enter the number of days? To where it changes every day to keep count?
 

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Hi there.

The formula =TODAY() will return today's date. So, in cell D2, if you put =TODAY()-B2, you should get the day count you need to see that will update each day you open the workbook.
 
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