I am trying to age some outstanding checks in an excel formatted 'register'. I have created columns to the right of the data entries for "1 year", "2 years", etc. representing the length of time that the check has remained outstanding. I am trying to write the formula for 2 years, 3 years , etc.
I have decided to use the logical if formula to have the dollar amount of the check fill in in the appropriate column based on # of years outstanding. I have already created a formula that gives the total number of days outstanding for each outstanding. That formula is in a column of its own.
Now I need to build the if formula that says if, for example, the value is cell N2 (# of days outstanding) is greater than 366 but less than 1095, then enter the dollar amount of the check, if not then enter "0". I don't know how to write the greater than 366 but less than 1095 into the formula.Can anyone help me with this?
I have decided to use the logical if formula to have the dollar amount of the check fill in in the appropriate column based on # of years outstanding. I have already created a formula that gives the total number of days outstanding for each outstanding. That formula is in a column of its own.
Now I need to build the if formula that says if, for example, the value is cell N2 (# of days outstanding) is greater than 366 but less than 1095, then enter the dollar amount of the check, if not then enter "0". I don't know how to write the greater than 366 but less than 1095 into the formula.Can anyone help me with this?