help using dates

jamesg2166

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i am trying to set up a report for my bussiness. on the report i need to keep track of the number of days without a injury. i would like to add a cell that keeps a running count. example, i have had 10 days without a injury i would like the cell to keep adding the days up as the days go by. i would like it to keep a running count for me. all this will be on one page. thanks
 

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that didnt work. i would like te answer to be in number of days. the number of days sence last injury15 days.
 
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jamesg2166 said:
that didnt work. i would like te answer to be in number of days. the number of days sence last injury15 days.

Format the cell that houses Barry's formula as a Number or General.
 
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