Need Summary Sheet formula to count age in weeks of assignment
I have a column which is the Assigned Date of a task.
I use this formula in the summary sheet to count how many items are a week old from todays date: =COUNTIF([Assigned Date]:[Assigned Date],
What would the formulas be to count assignments that are 2 weeks old, 3 weeks old, 4 weeks old, etc.
Best Answer
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In that case you would incorporate an AND function with @cell references like so:
=COUNTIFS([Assigned Date]:[Assigned Date], AND(@cell>=TODAY(-14), @cell< TODAY(-7)))
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Are you able to finish out the existing formula?
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Apologies. I need sheet summary formulas that give the age in weeks of an assignment where 2 weeks does not include those that are 1 week old. I suppose the formula would say that it is older than 7 days, but not older than 14 days. Here is the formula I have for the first week (7 days).
=COUNTIF([Assigned Date]:[Assigned Date], >=TODAY(-7))
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In that case you would incorporate an AND function with @cell references like so:
=COUNTIFS([Assigned Date]:[Assigned Date], AND(@cell>=TODAY(-14), @cell< TODAY(-7)))
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