Formula for Aging in days

dominic_aca

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HI...can anyone help me with a formula for aging data in days (to be aged based on current date vs. for eg., Invoice date)
 

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Thanks Jonmo1 - was looking for more comprehensive formula like - we have the aging days based on ur formula below. How do we split it further in ranges of say 0-30 days, 31-60 days, 61-90 days, 91-120 days and > 120 days (data to be split based on aging days into different columns using either IF formula specifying ranges...?)
 
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Thanks Jonmo1 - was looking for more comprehensive formula like - we have the aging days based on ur formula below. How do we split it further in ranges of say 0-30 days, 31-60 days, 61-90 days, 91-120 days and > 120 days (data to be split based on aging days into different columns using either IF formula specifying ranges...?)

Well, you didn't say that. All I got from the original post is, how to find the number of days between Invoice Date and Today's date...

But anyway...

You can try lookup

If B1 is your basic =TODAY()-A1

Then you can use Lookup

=LOOKUP(B1,{0,31,61,91,121},{"0-30","31-60","61-90","91-120",">120"})
 
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Add the negatives to the left end of each array..
The key is for the first array to be sorted ascending left to right.

=LOOKUP(B1,{-30,0,31,61,91,121},{"-30--1","0-30","31-60","61-90","91-120",">120"})
 
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You can also use the GROUP function after you have populated the day counts and filter it by whatever time frame you would need. :)



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