Help With COUNTIF Formula
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Hi,
=COUNTIF([Assigned Work]:[Assigned Worker], "contactname")
This formula is great. However, how would you incorporate a due date? I only want to count the items that are current (meaning not past the due date) for the assigned worker.
Thank you,
Allison
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Hi Allison,
Instead of COUNTIF (singular), try COUNTIFS (with an S, plural), listing out each range and then criteria:
=COUNTIFS([Assigned Worker]:[Assigned Worker], "Contact Name", [Date Column]:[Date Column], >=TODAY())
This will only count items that are assigned to a specific person and also either have a date of Today or in the Future. Is that what you were looking for? You can take out the = sign in front of Today if you want to only look at future dates.
Here are some Help Center articles I used: COUNTIFS function / TODAY function / Formula tips and tricks
Cheers!
Genevieve
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