Count Cells That Have Dates Older Than XX Days

I tried a few different formulas for this, but pretty much I have a cell on a separate Data sheet that I want to keep a running count of "Open Work Orders Older Than 0 Days"

I tried this (IT Tickets Range 4 is the column with the dates in it) and it keeps giving me "0" for an answer

=COUNTIFS({IT Tickets Range 4}, TODAY() - {IT Tickets Range 4} > 0, {Status}, "Open")

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Brian W

If you want to count all the dates that are before today, you can use a formula like this:

=COUNTIFS({IT Tickets Range 4}, <TODAY(), {Status}, "Open")

You can also add a negative number between the parentheses if you want to count “older than X number of days”.

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