Add two values in the one colum

Hi,

I am trying to add two different values from the one column in the sheet summary and keep coming up with an error

=SUM(COUNTIFS([Lease Due In]1:[Lease Due In]130, "Due in Next Month", COUNTIFS([Lease Due In]1:[Lease Due In]130, "Due in Next 3 Months")))

The error is #INCORRECT ARGUMENT SET

I have tried a few different ways by using the countif, countifs fetures, but still get an error.

Was hoping someone may be able to point me in the right direction.

Kind Regards

Cathy

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Paul Newcome

Without seeing some screenshots or a more detailed explanation of your setup, the best I can do is point out a minor syntax error. You need to close out the first COUNTIFS which would in turn remove a closing parenthesis from the end of the formula.

=SUM(COUNTIFS([Lease Due In]1:[Lease Due In]130, "Due in Next Month"), COUNTIFS([Lease Due In]1:[Lease Due In]130, "Due in Next 3 Months"))

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