Countifs by Month

Steve Moss

I am familiar with =COUNTIFS({Start Date}, >=DATE(2018, 10, 1), {End Date}, <=DATE(2018, 10, 31), {Classification}, ="Lost Time Injury")

Wondering if there is an easier way to get this?

This is pretty tedious when you're just looking for what happened in a particular month of the year.

 

Regards

 

Steve

Dan C

Have you considered exporting the report or sheet and then doing a basic pivot in excel? You could use the connector to pull the data into an excel template if you wanted to create a custom report? Depending on your use, you might be able to make a more generic formula that references the date outside the cell, i.e. put the date at the top of the column, and then have a row for each type of absence?

Paul Newcome

=COUNTIFS({Classification}, "Lost Time Injury", {Start Date}, MONTH(@cell) = 10, {End Date}, MONTH(@cell) = 10)

 

Give this a try and let me know how it works for you.

Steve Moss

This works thanks for that.

 

Steve

Steve Moss

Could you use something similar to count multiple classifications?

Paul Newcome

You can. If you are able to give me some more details as to the layout and format of your sheet and whatnot or even some screenshots, I may be able to help you with that.