How to Highlight Dates greater than 60 days old in Excel. Conditional format dates that are greater than 60 days old. Dates older than 60 days will be indicated
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I want to delete data from the row which is greater then the current date and it has time 12:00:00 AM
Hi Barb, how can also add SUMIF to the above example? I have to add all "balances that are older than 30 days. Example 6/1/18 draw on 7/1/18 I have to report the outstanding principal.
In your example lets say that you have all original balances at disbursment on colum B, how can we add such balance after one month?