Can you create a COUNTIF formula with 3 columns?
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You will need to set up references to point to your source sheet, then this should work.
=COUNTIFS({Type of Study]}, HAS(@cell, "Pregnancy"), {Phase}, "Qualified", {Month Name Identifier (Helper Column)}, VALUE(@cell) = 10)
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You will need to set up references to point to your source sheet, then this should work.
=COUNTIFS({Type of Study]}, HAS(@cell, "Pregnancy"), {Phase}, "Qualified", {Month Name Identifier (Helper Column)}, VALUE(@cell) = 10)
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@Carson Penticuff Thank you so much! I really appreciate it. This worked!
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