CountIFs (Time and Blanks)
We use Smartsheet to provide customers with an invoice and allow them to give us a PO. I am wanting to create a formula that will count invoice past 90, 60, 30 days that have a blank in the PO #. I am pretty sure I have FINALLY figured out the date function, but can't figure out how to "marry" it with the blank function. I am open for an and all help! Thank you in advance.
Best Answer
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Ok. You are going to want to start by switching from COUNTIF to COUNTIFS to allow multiple range/criteria sets. Then it would look something like this...
=COUNTIFS([Date Sent]1:[Date Sent]54, <TODAY(-90), [PO #]:[PO #], @cell = "")
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Can you provide the formula you are using to incorporate the date? That way we can go ahead and build off of that instead of trying to "reinvent the wheel".
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Of course. Thank you.
=COUNTIF([Date Sent]1:[Date Sent]54, <TODAY(-90))
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Ok. You are going to want to start by switching from COUNTIF to COUNTIFS to allow multiple range/criteria sets. Then it would look something like this...
=COUNTIFS([Date Sent]1:[Date Sent]54, <TODAY(-90), [PO #]:[PO #], @cell = "")
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This worked! Thank you so much I have been racking my brain trying to figure this out. Sometimes all you need to do is ask. Have a wonderful evening...
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Happy to help! 👍️
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