Formula using AND and OR functions
Hello,
I'm trying to build a formula to count the number of deployments in queue by month.
All of these criteria must be met:
- Project Complete is unchecked
- Project Cancelled is unchecked
- Row creation month is June
- Row creation year is 2022
And, deployment type is either New Deployment or Package Upgrade.
I started with this formula but don't know where the OR should go or if I also need to use AND:
Thank you!
Best Answer
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Lets try referencing the created date directly...
=COUNTIFS({Project Complete}, @cell <> 1, {Project Cancelled}, @cell <> 1, {Deployment Type}, OR(@cell = "New Deployment", @cell = "Package Upgrade"), {Sodexo Deployment Queue Row Creation Date}, AND(IFERROR(MONTH(@cell), 0) = 6, IFERROR(YEAR(@cell), 0) = 2022))
Answers
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Try this:
=COUNTIFS(........., {Deployment Type}, OR(@cell = "New Deployment", @cell = "Package Upgrade"), ..............)
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I'm getting "Invalid Data Type"
I know that the type of column can make this error (if not a text/number column), however I've used those columns (some of them drop-down) in many other formulas which DO work.
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This is my new formula based on your response above:
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Double check all of your ranges to ensure that error is not present in any cell in the source data.
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I do not see any errors in any of the cells in any of the ranges.
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Ok. Try using "@cell" references for all of your criteria.
@cell = 0
@cell = "June"
etc.
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I still got an error when I entered @cell=0 so I tried it with quotes around the 0. Now, no errors but I'm getting a result of 0 for all months (after changing the month in the formula for the applicable row).
This is the formula I'm using:
=COUNTIFS({Deployment Queue Project Complete}, @cell = "0", {Deployment Queue Project Cancelled}, @cell = "0", {Deployment Type}, OR(@cell = "New Deployment", @cell = "Package Upgrade", {Sodexo Deployment Queue Row Creation Month}, @cell = "June", {Sodexo Deployment Queue Year}, @cell = "2022"))
This is a formula referencing the same sheet that works (though has fewer criteria). Thought this might help?
=COUNTIFS({Sales & Leads}, 1, {Sodexo Deployment Queue Row Creation Month}, "June", {Sodexo Deployment Queue Year}, "2022")
Thank you!
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Lets try this:
=COUNTIFS({Deployment Queue Project Complete}, @cell <> 1, {Deployment Queue Project Cancelled}, @cell <> 1, {Deployment Type}, OR(@cell = "New Deployment", @cell = "Package Upgrade", {Sodexo Deployment Queue Row Creation Month}, @cell = "June", {Sodexo Deployment Queue Year}, @cell = "2022"))
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Now I'm getting "Invalid Data Type" error again. This is perplexing!
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I just noticed a misplaced parenthesis. The OR function hasn't been closed out properly.
=COUNTIFS({Deployment Queue Project Complete}, @cell <> 1, {Deployment Queue Project Cancelled}, @cell <> 1, {Deployment Type}, OR(@cell = "New Deployment", @cell = "Package Upgrade"), {Sodexo Deployment Queue Row Creation Month}, @cell = "June", {Sodexo Deployment Queue Year}, @cell = "2022")
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No error now but I'm getting a result of 0 again for all months. I believe I figured out the problem however don't know how to fix it.
Project Complete is unchecked OR Project Cancelled is unchecked (I missed this "or" in my original message 😔
- Row creation month is June
- Row creation year is 2022
- Deployment type is either New Deployment OR Package Upgrade
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Ah. Ok. That presents another challenge because it is an OR for two different ranges which can't be done within a single COUNTIFS. You have two options...
You can write out two COUNTIFS (one for each range being unchecked) and add them together, or you can insert a helper column on the source sheet with a formula to check a box if the row meets that particular bit of criteria and then include the new column in your single COUNTIFS.
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Thank you Paul. As I'm sure you're not surprised, I was not able to put it all together without an error. The first "phrase" is for Project Cancelled; the second is for Project Complete.
=COUNTIFS(OR({Deployment Queue Project Cancelled}, @cell="0",{Deployment Type},OR(@cell="New Deployment",@cell="Package Upgrade", {Sodexo Deployment Queue Row Creation Month},@cell="June",{Sodexo Deployment Queue Year},@cell="2022") OR
=COUNTIFS({Deployment Queue Project Complete},@cell="0",{Deployment Type,OR)@cell="New Deployment",@cell="Package Upgrade",{Sodexo Deployment Queue Row Creation Month},@cell="June",{Sodexo Deployment Queue Year},@cell="2022"")
My attempt at putting everything together as I do not wish to create a helper column:
=COUNTIFS(OR({Deployment Queue Project Cancelled}, @cell="0",{Deployment Type},OR(@cell="New Deployment",@cell="Package Upgrade", {Sodexo Deployment Queue Row Creation Month},@cell="June",{Sodexo Deployment Queue Year},@cell="2022") , OR ( =COUNTIFS({Deployment Queue Project Complete},@cell="0",{Deployment Type,OR)@cell="New Deployment",@cell="Package Upgrade",{Sodexo Deployment Queue Row Creation Month},@cell="June",{Sodexo Deployment Queue Year},@cell="2022"")
Hoping this will be the last time I need your assistance today. I really appreciate your time and patience!!
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My apologies. You literally add the two together.
=COUNTIFS(................) + COUNTIFS(...................)
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Hi Paul,
I am still unable to get this formula to work "adding" the two statements together. Would you mind writing out (using copy and paste!) the complete formula for me so that I can make sure that parenthesis, commas, etc are all placed correctly?
Thanks!
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