Days Aging Formula (# of days overdue)

Robert_Conklin

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  1. 365
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I have a list of past due invoices. I have a PO Date (column f) and I am wanting to add a column for Aging Days (column H) that will tell me how many days have gone by from the PO date. In column I, I would like it to tell me if the invoice is past due or not past due. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
 

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Solution
One question, will this automatically update if I open the report tomorrow?
 
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Hi,
Yes, it will update tomorrow. The formula is using "Today()"
try this formula in a cell and check it again tomorrow.
Code:
=today()
 
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