Using Countifs for multiple items in the same column

Sean Maney

Good morning,

the formula I have written doesn't wotk probably an easy fix. thanks in advance for the help

=COUNTIFS(Stage:Stage, ="Active - Commit", "Active - High Probability")

Sean Maney

Also tried this:

=COUNTIFS([Stage:Stage], ="Active - Commit", OR "Active - High Probability")

Carson Penticuff

COUNTIFS is used when you want to verify that two or more conditions exist. It looks like you want to ensure that ONE of two possible conditions exist. You would want to use COUNTIF instead.

=COUNTIF(OR(Stage:Stage = "Active - Commit", Stage:Stage = "Active - High Probability"))

Andrée Starå

Hi @Sean Maney

I hope you're well and safe!

Try something like this.

=COUNTIFS(Stage:Stage, OR(@cell = "Active - Commit", @cell = "Active - High Probability"))

Did that work/help?

I hope that helps!

Be safe, and have a fantastic week!

Best,

Andrée Starå | Workflow Consultant / CEO @ WORK BOLD

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Sean Maney

Another Q for you...

I want to a count of records between today and today +30. This is what I've written.....

=COUNT([Expected Order Date]:[Expected Order Date], >TODAY(), <TODAY(30))

This works: =COUNT([Expected Order Date]:[Expected Order Date], <TODAY(30)) but I really need to count to start from TODAY. That formula looks backwards in infinity

Carson Penticuff

=COUNTIFS([Expected Order Date]:[Expected Order Date], > TODAY(), [Expected Order Date]:[Expected Order Date], <= TODAY(30))