COUNTIFS using Dates and IFERROR

Chris Sims

I'm trying to replace some formulas in a summary sheet that I accidentally wiped but I cant seem to get them to work and I know I'm missing something but I'm not sure what. What I'm trying to count is all the dates listed in the year 2020 from another sheet. However, some of the rows in that column are blank. The formula ive created so far that doesn't work is: =COUNTIFS({MAC's Date Added 20}, ISDATE(@cell), IFERROR(YEAR(@cell) = 1, " 1"))

I think that if I can get the first one right and working, I should be able to do the rest which have slightly different parameters such as month or week instead of year.

@Paul Newcome Sorry for tagging you bud but from all the community stuff I've read, you seem to be a wizard at this

Paul Newcome

If you look through the activity log, it should actually list out the formulas which can then be copy/pasted from the activity log back into the sheet. That should help minimize having to completely rewrite everything especially if you had some really complex formulas in there.

Bassam Khalil

Hi @Chris Sims

Hope you are fine, Please add a copy of your sheet or a screenshot (after removing or replacing any sensitive information). This will make it easier for me to provide the appropriate answer to your question.

Andrée Starå

Hi @Chris Sims

I hope you're well and safe!

Try something like this.

=COUNTIFS(MAC's Date Added 20}, IFERROR(YEAR(@cell), 0) = 2021)

Did that work/help?

I hope that helps!

Be safe and have a fantastic week!

Best,

Andrée Starå | Workflow Consultant / CEO @ WORK BOLD

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Paul Newcome

If you look through the activity log, it should actually list out the formulas which can then be copy/pasted from the activity log back into the sheet. That should help minimize having to completely rewrite everything especially if you had some really complex formulas in there.

Chris Sims

@Paul Newcome you sir, are my new personal hero. Thank you sooo much

Chris Sims

@Bassam Khalil @Andrée Starå Thanks guys, Paul gave me a way to retrieve the original formulas but your help is very much appreciated. You guys rock

Andrée Starå

@Chris Sims

You're more than welcome!

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Paul Newcome

Happy to help. 👍️

I've done the same thing before with formulas that were extremely complex that also involved a little bit of luck and I couldn't seem to figure back out.