Countifs, is not blank question??
I have a formula that counts distinct entry's in a column "IFS Service Location" (to avoid counting duplicates) and in the "booking status" column had a status of "ready to book". .
=COUNT(DISTINCT(COLLECT({IFS Service Location ID}, {Booking Status}, "Ready to Book")))
I would like to change the citerion_range1 to a different column called "incentive date" and count the non blank cells in that column.
=COUNTIFS(DISTINCT(COLLECT({IFS Service Location ID}, {Incentive Date}, <>"" )))) (unparseable)
It does not work yet. Am I on the right track? Any suggestion would be appreciated.
Answers
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Here is a snipit of the 2 columns. The Incentive Date column is a date column.
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Hi @TDobson
It looks like you just have an extra closing parentheses!
=COUNT(DISTINCT(COLLECT({IFS Service Location ID}, {Incentive Date}, <>"" )))
You only need three ))) one for COUNT, one for DISTINCT, one for COLLECT. Let me know if updating the COUNTIFS to COUNT and removing one ) from the end works for you.
Cheers,
Genevieve
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