CountIf with Date range
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Perfect!
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@Paul Newcome possible to give this a gander as well?
=COUNTIFS(Status:Status, NOT(@cell = "Canceled"), AND([Event Begins]:[Event Begins] >= DATE(2020, 1, 1), [Event Begins]:[Event Begins] <= DATE(2020, 1, 31)))
Thanks so much in advance for your help with this!
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=COUNTIFS(Status:Status, NOT(@cell = "Canceled"), [Event Begins]:[Event Begins], AND(@cell >= DATE(2020, 1, 1), @cell <= DATE(2020, 1, 31)))
The AND goes around the criteria portion and uses @cell references.
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Hi
I tried to use the formula above and I am obviously doing something wrong. I am trying to count the number of rows that have a created date between July 1, and September 30.. so I can get a total number of submissions for Q3. The range is just a single column and the only criteria is the date range...HALP!
=COUNTIF({2020 Bynder Data Range 3}, AND(@cell >= DATE(2020, 07, 01), @cell <= (2020, 09, 31))
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@Megan McLehany You forgot the second DATE function.
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Trying to count how many people were promoted to the role "Professor Emertius" from date range 1/1/20-12/31/21 and I know my formula must be wrong
=COUNTIFS([Current Rank]:[Current Rank], CONTAINS("Professor Emeritus", (@cell >+DATE(2019,12,31),[Professor Emeritus]:[Professor Emeritus] )
Error Code= Unparseable
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@hollyconradsmith you were SO helpful to me earlier this week, any idea of how i can address my formula above?
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Hi @Paul Newcome,
I've been following this thread trying to figure out my issue on my own, with no luck. I am trying to count if a dropdown selection has been made in a column on another sheet for only a specific month and year. I want to have a dashboard widget metric that shows volume by the month/year. Here's what I've got:
=COUNTIFS{Data Range 1}, "PR",AND({Data Range 6},IFERROR(MONTH(@cell) = 10), {Data Range 6}, IFERROR(YEAR(@cell) = 2021)))
My hope is that it would count number of times PR was selected when date column cell (data Range 6) was October 2021 (not sure if my date format being MM/DD/YY is an issue).
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@Akellu It should just be a little bit of a syntax error. Try this one...
=COUNTIFS{Data Range 1}, "PR", {Data Range 6}, AND(IFERROR(MONTH(@cell), 0) = 10, IFERROR(YEAR(@cell), 0) = 2021))
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@Paul Newcome Thanks so much for your help. I copied your formula and received the following:
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=COUNTIFS({Improved NL SC Central tracker-22 Range 1}, "Site Nomination", {Improved NL SC Central tracker-22 Range 3}, "Complete", {Improved NL SC Central tracker-22 Range 10}, AND (@cell >= DATE(2022, 2, 1), @cell <= DATE(2022, 2, 7)))
What wrong in my formula. why i am not getting the result. i want to count with 2 conditions and weekwise data.
In some of the comments its @cell what is that? where i need to give refrence
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@Beingchirag The only potential issue I see is that you have a space after the AND. Try removing that and see if it works.
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I am having some issues with pulling a number for my date due. I am trying to see how many would be due in Aug, Sept... Here is the formula I am using.
=COUNTIF([Date Due]:[Date Due], (> = Date(2022, 08, 01), < = DATE(2022, 08, 31)))
It is still pulling a zero. Since this is linked to my master page I need to reference the whole column for it to update properly. Your assistance would be greatly appreciated.
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@Kendra P You would need to use an AND function. I also suggest referencing a month and year number as opposed to two separate dates (in my opinion it is easier to maintain/update).
=COUNTIFS([Date Due]:[Date Due], AND(IFERROR(MONTH(@cell), 0) = 8, IFERROR(YEAR(@cell), 0) = 2022))
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@Paul Newcome Thanks so much! Your the best!
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