Why cant I count in this date range?

RickyT

Im tying to count the amount of RLO's between the dates below and am not sure why its an #incorrectargument ?

=COUNTIF([RLO Receive Date]:[RLO Receive Date], >= DATE(2024,01,01) <= DATE( 2024,4,1)))

Anyone help me with the syntax here?

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Paul Newcome

You need a COUNTIFS and a range for each criteria. That range can be the same for both criteria sets, but you do still need a range for every criteria.

=COUNTIFS(range 1, criteria 1, range 2, criteria 2)

Paul Newcome

You have one too many closing parenthesis on the end.

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Paul Newcome

You need a COUNTIFS and a range for each criteria. That range can be the same for both criteria sets, but you do still need a range for every criteria.

=COUNTIFS(range 1, criteria 1, range 2, criteria 2)

RickyT

@Paul Newcome I tried this but its still not parsing:

=COUNTIFS([RLO Receive Date]:[RLO Receive Date], >= DATE(2024,01,01), [RLO Receive Date]:[RLO Receive Date],<= DATE( 2024,4,1)))

Paul Newcome

You have one too many closing parenthesis on the end.

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