I need help to complete this formula
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Do you have some type of date column you can use for reference? Depending on how your sheet is setup, it would look something like this:
=COUNTIFS({Sunbelt Life Cycle TC tracker Range 1}, "Complete", {Date}, @cell >= DATE(2024, 04,01), {Date}, @cell <= DATE(2024, 04, 30))
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@Weston Johnson Hi, For a date range use the following {date created}, {date created} >= DATE(2024,4,1), {date created}, {date created} <= DATE(2024,4,30) where {date created} is your date column. I think you can also use this one instead if you're counting by month... {date created}, Month(@cell) = 4
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Do you have some type of date column you can use for reference? Depending on how your sheet is setup, it would look something like this:
=COUNTIFS({Sunbelt Life Cycle TC tracker Range 1}, "Complete", {Date}, @cell >= DATE(2024, 04,01), {Date}, @cell <= DATE(2024, 04, 30))
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Thank you let me see if this works.
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Thank you yes this is the formula that I finally got to work thank you.
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