What is wrong with this formula?

The following formula appears in one of our Smartsheets as a column formula:

=IF(Holidays@row <> "", IF(TODAY() >= Holidays@row, COUNTIFS({Course Complete Date}, Holidays@row, ""), ""))

This formula had been functioning as intended for quite some time, but it started yielding an #INCORRECT ARGUMENT SET error a few days ago. I checked the column mentioned in the formula (Holidays) as well as the reference ({Course Complete Date}, which points to an entire column in another Smartsheet), and they appear to be functioning correctly.

Does anyone know why this formula has started yielding an error?

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Jeff Reisman

If I'm reading this correctly, I think the comma at the end needs to be moved, because it looks like you're not closing off your COUNTIFS statement.

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Jeff Reisman

If I'm reading this correctly, I think the comma at the end needs to be moved, because it looks like you're not closing off your COUNTIFS statement.

Patrick R.

@Jeff Reisman That did it! Thank you!

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