CountIFs between two dates

Dan100671

I have been tasked with creating multiple sheets that feed into reports. In going about that process the sheets are populated by Project, Customer Issues and Roadmap sheets. Currently, I am trying to count how many Customer Issues were opened up between specific dates (Q1, Q2, Q3, Q4). I currently have the sheet working with adding additional columns that are pulled from the sheets, but it will be an issue to maintain moving forward. I am trying to simplify the calculations by trying to get this formula to calculate the same items without the other columns. Below is the formula that I am currently trying and getting a number of 0 when it should be 9 as that is what it is pulling using the additional columns. 

=COUNTIFS({Customer Issues List Range 3}, <=DATE(2019, 1, 1), {Customer Issues List Range 3}, >=DATE(2019, 3, 31))

I must be something, but for the life of me can't figure it out. 

Thanks,

Dan

Nic Larsen

I think you just need to reverse the >< in your formula, currently it reads... 

<=DATE(2019, 1, 1) less than or equal to 1/1/2019

Try this:

=COUNTIFS({Customer Issues List Range 3}, >=DATE(2019, 1, 1), {Customer Issues List Range 3}, <=DATE(2019, 3, 31))

Dan100671

The small things in life matter the most. Thanks for catching that. It is now working.  I appreciate the help. 

Herbert Niles

I have a related, but slightly different issue. I have an "old formula" that worked for me before the introduction of @row and @cell, and I have been trying to convert the formula below to use @row instead of a row number range, but everything I try either returns "0" or an formula error message.

Basically, I want to count entries by fiscal quarter, so I'm trying to use a date range of ">=" and "<=" to calculate the number of entries (in the case below) for fiscal quarter 1.

If someone could give the formula below a look and suggest a solution I would be incredibly appreciative. Thanks in advance.

=COUNTIFS([Payment Received Date]1:[Payment Received Date]103, >=DATE(2019, 10, 1), [Payment Received Date]1:[Payment Received Date]103, <=DATE(2019, 12, 31))

Genevieve P.

Hi @Herbert Niles

Instead of using @row or @cell, it sounds like you're just looking to reference an entire column as your range, is that correct? If so, you'll just need to remove any row reference!

Like this:

[Payment Received Date]:[Payment Received Date]

Try:

=COUNTIFS([Payment Received Date]:[Payment Received Date], >=DATE(2019, 10, 1), [Payment Received Date]:[Payment Received Date], <=DATE(2019, 12, 31))

See: Create a Cell or Column Reference in a Formula

Cheers,

Genevieve

Herbert Niles

Thank you Genevieve.

Worked! :-)

Alywilk

I'm trying to do the same thing although I am still getting a "0" instead of an actual count. I'm trying to count the requests come in each week and my current formula is:

=COUNTIFS({MaxEnroll Support Request Tracking Range 3}, >=DATE(2022, 6, 12), {MaxEnroll Support Request Tracking Range 3}, <=DATE(2022, 6, 18))

I have changed the date range, tried swapping the <> symbols and no matter what I do I still get zero however my sheet definitely has dates in the ranges i am inputting. The column it is requesting the date from is only a date but it is in 06/05/2022 format. does that matter?

Genevieve P.

Hi @Alywilk

This looks set up correctly to me, and the date format in your sheet shouldn't matter (as long as it's a date column). Is there any possibility that your "Range 3" is looking at the wrong date column?

Would you be able to post a screen capture of that column?