Or did you want to sum the qty required if it is "extrusion" for the month of feb?
COUNTIFS for specific Months

Hi All,
I have tried to read previous answer to similar questions but still just don't get it…. (excel is so much easier in some ways..)
So far I have this formula:
=COUNTIFS ({Push-In Job requests Range 2}, "Extrusion", {Push-In Job requests Range 3}, "Yes")
But I want to break it into Months based in the Date received field:
Can anyone help please?
Smartsheet still doesn't do Wildcards I guess * Feb * like excel?
Thank you in advance.
Answers
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I am assuming your range: {Push-In Job requests Range 2} ="dept" column
try:
=COUNTIF({Push-In Job requests Range 2}, "Extrusion", {Push-In Job requests "date received" column}, <=DATE(2025, 02, 28), {Push-In Job requests "date received" column}, >=DATE(2025, 02, 1))
Not sure if it works with your date like that though - "feb", might need to change it to 03/02/25 for the formula to work. Or ensure that it is a 'date' column.
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Or did you want to sum the qty required if it is "extrusion" for the month of feb?
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I want a sum of job for say the Extrusion Dept, which were accepted (Yes), within each calendar month - so I understand I'll have to type manual dates in.
Thank you
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I think it could be:
=SUMIFS([Qty Require]:[Qty Require], [Type]:[Type], "Extrusion", [Approved]:[Approved], "Yes", [Date]:[Date], AND(MONTH(@cell) = 2, YEAR(@cell) = 2025))
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