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Calculating time elapsed in days and count days within same range

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    Calculating time elapsed in days and count days within same range

    I am trying to create an issues log that includes the aging of issues that are in "open" or "in progress" status for the following periods of time:
    0-30 days
    31-60 days
    61-90 days
    91-120 days
    over 120 days

    The aging should be from the date the issue was opened to the current date (including weekends). Once the aging is calculated, i want to be able to count the number of issues that fall within each range.

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    This assumes your data is in cells A3:A200. I hope you find it helpful.
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    Last edited by Ikaabod; 09-18-2008 at 05:56 PM. Reason: Changed: ">0" to ">=0" in first formula

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    Thank you very much for the assistance. This was very helpful for the aging calculation. How would I filter this to only include items that are in an "open" or "in progress" status? The status is captured in Column I

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    Add this condition, --(($I$3:$I$200="OPEN")+($I$3:$I$200="IN PROCESS")), to each of those Sumproduct() formulas...

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    I'm not sure if I am doing something incorrectly. It is returning a #NA error. I am attaching the spreadsheet so you can see what i am trying to do.

    Thank you so much for your help!
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    Your F column ranges must be same size as the B column range...

    Also, the condition is "IN PROGRESS" not "IN PROCESS" as I had misinterpreted...

    try:

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    It worked perfectly! Thank you very much!

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