Sheet Summary Formula for Adding Date Range
I am trying to count how many trainings we have starting in each quarter. I am trying to use:
=SUMIFS([Learning Request Name]:[Learning Request Name], [Proposed Delivery Start Date]:[Proposed Delivery Start Date], >=DATE(2024, 01, 01), [Proposed Delivery Start Date]:[Proposed Delivery Start Date], <=DATE(2024, 03, 31))
I am getting an unparseable. Any suggestions?
Best Answer
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SUMIFS
add numbers. Without context, I assume that the column Learning Request Name is not a number.You may use
COUNTIIFS
to count dates that are between the range you have.=COUNTIFS( [Proposed Delivery Start Date]:[Proposed Delivery Start Date], >=DATE(2024, 1, 1), [Proposed Delivery Start Date]:[Proposed Delivery Start Date], <=DATE(2024, 3, 31))
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Answers
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SUMIFS
add numbers. Without context, I assume that the column Learning Request Name is not a number.You may use
COUNTIIFS
to count dates that are between the range you have.=COUNTIFS( [Proposed Delivery Start Date]:[Proposed Delivery Start Date], >=DATE(2024, 1, 1), [Proposed Delivery Start Date]:[Proposed Delivery Start Date], <=DATE(2024, 3, 31))
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Thank you!
You are correct, Learning Request Name is not a number.
Fantastic, I appreciate your help!
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