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How do I write a COUNTIFs statement to say if value in column A = "City", then count the dates between 1/1/2016 and 12/31/2016?
Thanks!
After working on it a bit longer I figured it out:
=COUNTIFS({Community}, "Missoula", {Date}, >=DATE(2016, 1, 1), {Date}, <=DATE(2016, 12, 31))
If you are looking at the entire year, you could save yourself a few keystrokes and use something along the lines of...
=COUNTIFS({Community}, "Missoula", {Date}, YEAR(@cell) = 2016)
^^ looks at all of 2016
You can also use this to look at specific months or even a specific month within a specific year.
=COUNTIFS({Community}, "Missoula", {Date}, MONTH(@cell) = 6)
^^ looks at every date that falls within the month of June
=COUNTIFS({Community}, "Missoula", {Date}, AND(YEAR(@cell) = 2016, MONTH(@cell) = 6)
^^ Looks at every date that falls in June of 2016
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