Sum of invoices, subtract credits, with current, over 30 days, over 60, and over 90

Skykat

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I have a project at work for an invoice statement to send to customers, and it can not seem to get excel to work for me.


Column A Invoice Date Column B Invoice Column C Charges Column D Credits Column E Balance



However at the bottom she wants the current (A), Over 30 days(B), Over 60 days(C), and Over 90(D) days balance to show in each spot.

The problem I seem to have is that I can get it to work with =SUMIF, but if I try to subtract the credits column It says too many arguments or just says I have an error.

I'm using Excel 2011 on a MAC

(why this employer insists on MACs I have no idea)
 

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63falcondude

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Can you share some sample data along with the expected outcome of the formulas for that data? I am not sure what has to get added or subtracted.
 
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Skykat

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Invoice DateInvoice NumberChargesCreditsBalance
10/5/1621424,310.221,643.892,666.33
10/12/1621472,071.174,737.50
10/18/16Finance Charge42.474,779.97
11/2/1621518,716.8313,496.80
11/9/162154398.6913,895.49
12/19/16Finance Charge192.4614,087.95
CurrentPast Due Over 30 daysOver 60 DaysOver 90 DaysBalance Due
192.469,115.524,779.97 $14,087.95

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63falcondude

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How's this?


Excel 2010
ABCDEFGHIJK
1Invoice DateInvoice NumberChargesCreditsBalanceCurrentOver 30 DaysOver 60 DaysOver 90 DaysBalance Due
210/5/201621424,310.221,643.892,666.33192.469115.524779.970$14,087.95
310/12/201621472,071.174,737.50
410/18/2016Finance Charge42.474,779.97
511/2/201621518,716.8313,496.80
611/9/20162154398.6913,895.49
712/19/2016Finance Charge192.4614,087.95
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
H2=SUMIFS(C:C,A:A,"<="&TODAY()-30,A:A,">"&TODAY()-60)-SUMIFS(D:D,A:A,"<="&TODAY()-30,A:A,">"&TODAY()-60)
I2=SUMIFS(C:C,A:A,"<="&TODAY()-60,A:A,">"&TODAY()-90)-SUMIFS(D:D,A:A,"<="&TODAY()-60,A:A,">"&TODAY()-90)
J2=SUMIFS(C:C,A:A,"<="&TODAY()-90)-SUMIFS(D:D,A:A,"<="&TODAY()-90)
 
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