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    creating an aging report

    Appreciate if the Excel MASTER can help me with this Aging Report.

    I need to create a defect Summary Report for filing done.

    My boss need the total number for outstanding over 30days.

    date received - day outstanding over 30days ( <30 )

    Is there an easy way to accomplish this in Excel ? Any specific formulas that can undertake this task smoothly ?
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    Re: creating an aging report

    Hi and welcome to the forum

    Hard to give precise suggestions without seeing what you are working with

    However, it sounds like you need something like this. Assuming Dates are in A2 downwards...

    =countif($A$2:$A$100,"<=today()-30")

    If you have a lot of data, it would be better to put the =TODAY() in its own cell, and then reference it - too many =TODAY()'s tend to start slowing files down
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    Re: creating an aging report

    Perhaps attach a sample workbook. Make sure there is just enough data to make it clear what is needed. Include a BEFORE sheet and an AFTER sheet in the workbook if needed to show the process you're trying to complete or automate. Make sure your desired results are demonstrated, mock them up manually if needed. Remember to desensitize the data.

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    Re: creating an aging report

    Quote Originally Posted by FDibbins View Post
    Hi and welcome to the forum

    Hard to give precise suggestions without seeing what you are working with

    However, it sounds like you need something like this. Assuming Dates are in A2 downwards...

    =countif($A$2:$A$100,"<=today()-30")

    If you have a lot of data, it would be better to put the =TODAY() in its own cell, and then reference it - too many =TODAY()'s tend to start slowing files down

    Hi,

    Thank you very much.My excel report as per attached.
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    Re: creating an aging report

    Thanks for the file

    Now, what do you want teh report to look like? Can you put an example together to show me what you want? (enter the data in tthe sample manually if needed)

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    Re: creating an aging report

    My boss need total form not file more than 30days from the date we received.

    For example - if i received 100 forms on 6 Jan 14, so during that 30days i not complete my work

    - on 5 Feb 14 the total was 100 forms must appear in highlighted as per attached.
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    Re: creating an aging report

    You dont actually have any data that is earlier than 30 days, but to test, I changed B7 from 4 Feb to 6 Jan and got 100 using this,,,

    =SUMIF(B6:B397,"<="&TODAY()-30,C6:C397)

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    Re: creating an aging report

    ok.my completed report as per attached.

    My boss want me to know that each total forms not done more than 30days from each dated what we received.

    So,the total must be appear at D2.

    How to calculate from date received,total form received and total form not done more than 30days.
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    Re: creating an aging report

    Your report still contains no dates later than 30 days, the earliest date is 3/Feb/14

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