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Hi There,
I am currently building a Dashboard and I want to show the number of Tickets that have been opened for a certain period, e.g. the number of tickets opened with a week.
Is there a formula that I can use to achieve this.
Yes. You would use a straightforward COUNTIFS for this...
=COUNTIFS([Date Column]:[Date Column], DATEONLY(@cell) >= TODAY(-7))
This will give you within the past 7 days. If you needed a different date range, you would just have to modify the criteria to reflect that.
Hi Paul, Thank you it worked.
Happy to help!
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