I have been trying to figure out a formula to count days from a date column, Any help?

Example:
Column Aβββββ-Column B
Date sent outβββ#of days out
06/20/25βββββββ3
05/31/25βββββββ23
05/23/25ββββββ-30
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Hi,
Do you have a second date column? If not, you could make Column B a date column that has the formula
=[Column A]@row+3
=[Column B]@row+23
and etc
Otherwise, you would need a second date column and the formula would be a sum between the 2.
Does that help?
Darla Brown
What you meditate on, you empower!
Overachiever - Core Product Certified - Mobilizer - EAP
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@Shaun.white81 Is what @Darla Brown suggested what you needed? The way I read it is that you need a number of days something has been open/out based on a start date in comparison to today's date.
If that is correct, then you would be able to use something along the lines of
=TODAY() - [Date Sent Out]@row
If I have read it wrong, please excuse my clutter.
Answers
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Hi,
Do you have a second date column? If not, you could make Column B a date column that has the formula
=[Column A]@row+3
=[Column B]@row+23
and etc
Otherwise, you would need a second date column and the formula would be a sum between the 2.
Does that help?
Darla Brown
What you meditate on, you empower!
Overachiever - Core Product Certified - Mobilizer - EAP
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@Shaun.white81 Is what @Darla Brown suggested what you needed? The way I read it is that you need a number of days something has been open/out based on a start date in comparison to today's date.
If that is correct, then you would be able to use something along the lines of
=TODAY() - [Date Sent Out]@row
If I have read it wrong, please excuse my clutter.
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@Paul Newcome, @Darla Brown's worked. But yours gets exactly what I wanted. Thank you to you both and i look forward to getting more answers as I learn Smartsheet from the beginning.
All the Best,
Shaun
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