WEEKLY COUNT
Hello,
I need to create a report showing weekly "BOOKED" per category and associate. Weekly is from M-F.
My sheet looks like this below:
Thank you so much.
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@Paul Newcome Good Morning!
I'd like to do this weekly, so I guess that means multiple.
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Ok. You would use the same COUNTIFS, but you would adjust the dates that are in bold. The first date is the Monday and the second date is the Friday.
=COUNTIFS({Pattern Sheet Worker Column}, "LUIS", {Pattern Sheet Status Column}, "BOOKED", {Pattern Sheet Date Completed Column}, AND(@cell >= DATE(2020, 07, 27), @cell <= DATE(2020, 07, 31)))
The dates are (yyyy, mm, dd)
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Is the category listed anywhere on the sheet in the second screenshot?
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Then (using the appropriate steps to create cross sheet references) you will want to use a formula similar to...
=COUNTIFS({Pattern Sheet Worker Column}, "LUIS", {Pattern Sheet Status Column}, "BOOKED", {Pattern Sheet Date Completed Column}, AND(@cell >= DATE(2020, 07, 27), @cell <= DATE(2020, 07, 31)))
That will give you the count for the specific week of this Monday (27 July) through this Friday(31 July).
If you needed something different, feel free to let me know.
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This is great. I got it @Paul Newcome
Is there another formula you can help, I would like to have it automatically every week? I want to show the Dashboard, daily output per week.
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Are you looking for the current week, or are you wanting to display multiple weeks?
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@Paul Newcome Good Morning!
I'd like to do this weekly, so I guess that means multiple.
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Ok. You would use the same COUNTIFS, but you would adjust the dates that are in bold. The first date is the Monday and the second date is the Friday.
=COUNTIFS({Pattern Sheet Worker Column}, "LUIS", {Pattern Sheet Status Column}, "BOOKED", {Pattern Sheet Date Completed Column}, AND(@cell >= DATE(2020, 07, 27), @cell <= DATE(2020, 07, 31)))
The dates are (yyyy, mm, dd)
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