How to formulate below?
Hi team,
to get someone help me with my issue as i can't seem to get the formula working if i wanted to count the current status with date ranges? I have read and tried all exmaples but my formula seems to be wrong all the time.
As you could see i wanted to count these current status based on on the issuing date. i have added alot of dates to find the correct way to formulate but i have a dead end every time.
Thanks to help me out.
Rob
Best Answer
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Try this:
=COUNTIF({Date of request}, IFERROR(MONTH(@cell), 0) = 4)
Answers
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What is the formula you are currently using that has the error in the screenshot?
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Hi Paul,
=COUNTIFS({Current status}, [Column14]@row, {QM10 F01 Store consumable issue note Rev6 Range 1},>=DATE(2023,4,1){QM10 F01 Store consumable issue note Rev6 Range 1}, <=DATE(2023,4,30)
As wanted to get count of "issued" per month as this is what i wanted to happened.
Thanks
Rob
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It looks like you are just missing a comma there between the first DATE function and the last range.
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Hi Paul,
It does and thanks but actually the value was registering zero which i find weird as there should be count based on data file.
I am totally lost right now to get the values right.
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Hi Paul again,
Please see my computation as the ones colored was done thru countif without date range and when i put countifs with date range i get a zero value. The issued and rest are from a dropdown column on the data sheet and i was trying to get a summary report to create a dashboard. Is there a way to number of issued, not issued, etc per month?
formula used for countif is: =COUNTIF({QM10 F01 Store consumable issue note Rev6 Status}, [Primary Column]@row)
formula used for countifs with date range is: =COUNTIFS({Current status}, [Column14]@row, {Issuing date}, <=DATE(2023, 4, 1), {Issuing date}, >=DATE(2023, 4, 30))
If you want to gain access i am all open for it as i have been trying to find a formula to get count of these dropdowns.
Thanks,
Rob
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Try switching your arguments. You are currently only counting dates that are less than 1 April and greater than 30 April (which isn't possible). I believe you actually want greater than 1 April and less than 30 April.
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Hi Paul,
Thanks and i have gotten it.
Much appreciated!
Rob
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Hi Paul,
I would also need help to count the number of rows per month as i sused below formula.
formulaused: =COUNTIF({Date of request},MONTH({Date of request}4)
Thanks in advance as struggling hard to find the correct formula.
Rob
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Try this:
=COUNTIF({Date of request}, IFERROR(MONTH(@cell), 0) = 4)
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Thanks Paul!
your the best!
Rob
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Happy to help. 👍️
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