+5 days from testing date

Hello Smartsheet's Community,

I am working on a summary table for my dashboard and cannot figure out a formula. I want to count how many of a certain category by referencing a sheet have been in testing for +5 days. For example, 5/10 blue items category from Sheet 1 have been in testing for longer than 5 days.

=COUNTIFS({Sheet 1 item category column}, "Blue", [{Sheet 1 Testing Date column}, "+5 Days"])

I've been trying a combination of COUNTIFS and just can't figure it out.

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Hollie Green

If I understand correctly and your Sheet 1 Testing Date column is a date column you would use the below

=COUNTIFS({Sheet 1 item category column}, "Blue", [{Sheet 1 Testing Date column}, <TODAY(-5))

This counts any Blue in Sheet 1 category where the date in the sheet 1 testing date column is less than the date of 5 days ago from today.

munoz_rita

your formula had an extra [ but it worked! Thank you!!

=COUNTIFS({Sheet 1 item category column}, "Blue", {Sheet 1 Testing Date column}, <TODAY(-5))

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