Hi!!!
Tried this and it is #UNPARSEABLE:
=COUNTIFS({cost savings check}, 1), AND({OPENED}, >=DATE(2023, 1, 1), {OPENED}, <=DATE(2023, 12, 31))
I've been noodling with it but can't seem to get it to work, help would be greatly appreciated!
Hi @MichelleR
Are you trying to get a count if the cost savings check is checked and the date is between 1st January to 31st December 2023? The formula should be =COUNTIFS({cost savings check}, 1, {OPENED}, >=DATE(2023,1,1),{OPENED},<=DATE(2023,12,31))
Hey Michelle,
It looks like you want the field to display the count if, a) cost savings = "1" and b) if the opened date is 1/1/2023, and c) the opened date is less than 12/31/2023
You shouldn't need the "AND" in your equation, as "COUNTIFS" already assumes multiple requirements need to be met.
Two ways you could easily do this using this equation:
@AravindGP Thank you!! I overcomplicated the situation, the AND was totally unnecessary :)
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