I'm using Excel 2003 and I would like to add a timer or a conditional format to count the number of days since a date was put in a cell. e.g. If I put a date in A1, I would like B1 to state the number of days since it was put in. Is there a formula I can use in conditional formatting to...
msword said: I don't get it. What I want is to obtain an ordinal number for the"June 1 2023" = 152. A Date in Excel is the number of days since 1/1/1900. June 1, 20203 is 45078. The value 152 is the number of days since 1/1/2023. You need to clarify your objectives. 0.
A2= Date the property is made ready. B2= Date the property was let to a new tenant. C2= Days the property is/was empty. We need to track the number of days a property is empty for, but while it is empty we need to know how long it's been empty for. So C2 needs to count days from A2 until TODAY, but once a date has been input to B2, C2 needs to ...
So, if for Employee X, worked a range of days, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1 (total of 13) he would have to take off the next day, then the formula would begin counting at 1 after the blank day. If he returned after a day off and has worked 4 more consecutive days 1, 1, 1, 1 my total would show 4 for this employee.
i have two cells A1 can be selected for open or closed A2 is the days counter that counts how many days an item is open i want to be able to select close and make the days counter stop so that i can see once its closed how many days that item was open for before we closed it. is that...
days counter. Thread starter msword; Start date Dec 13, 2022; msword New Member. Joined Oct 23, 2020 ...
D column = Date Raised. E column = KPI Completion date (D1+7) F column counts the actual number of days to complete the investigation using this formula... =DATEDIF (D1,TODAY (),"d") Currently I have to manually write the final count in F when the investigation is closed out, however I would like this cell to stop counting when AB1 is"Yes".
=day(today()) creates a counter for the current day in a month. Is there a simple way to create the same but for the year? (e.g. if today were the February 1st = the"32" number is displayed)
Days counter (excluding weekends) Thread starter msword; Start date Jul 14, 2021; msword New Member ...
I need to calculate the number of days when I have the start date but I do not have the end date (meaning the project is still open). I used =DATEDIF (A1,Today (),"d") but it does not account for cells that have End Dates in them. 1/1/2018 - 2/10/18---74 (using the formula above. It seems I need another IF statement to check for blanks then use ...