Can I extract the month or year from a date column for a formula...

deb_63_hydracor

...without creating separate columns for Month and Year like in this screenshot where formula for Verbal Agreement Month is =MONTH([Date of Verbal Agreement]@row) and formula for

Verbal Agreement Year is =YEAR([Date of Verbal Agreement]@row)

Thank you!

Andrée Starå

Hi @deb_63_hydracor

I hope you're well and safe!

Not sure I follow. Can you elaborate?

Be safe, and have a fantastic weekend!

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Andrée Starå | Workflow Consultant / CEO @ WORK BOLD

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deb_63_hydracor

Hi Andrée,

An example of what I clearly did not state in my question... (sorry!)

I'm trying to count the number of rows that match this criteria:

• the Sales Status is "Verbal Agreement"
• the Verbal Agreement is in May 2022

Can I extract the month and year from the date column (showing 5/23/22 above) in a formula or do I need to create two columns (one for Month and one for Year) in order to create the formula. The formula below works but I wanted to try to avoid having to create additional columns.

=COUNTIFS({Sales Status}, "Verbal Agreement", {Verbal Agreement Month}, "5", {Verbal Agreement Year}, "2022")

Hopefully this clarifies my question? Thank you!