=COUNTIFS([FirstName]:[FirstName], [FirstName]@row, [LastName]:[LastName], [LastName]@row, [Retailer]:[Retailer], [Retailer]@row, Quarter:Quarter, Quarter@row)
#INVALID OPERATION.
OK, I feel really silly here... why isn't this working?
Hey @BullandKhmer
Any chance that one of your referenced ranges has an error?
[FirstName]:[FirstName]
[LastName]:[LastName]
[Retailer]:[Retailer]
or Quarter:Quarter
If any of these columns have one cell with a formula error, it will bubble up into this overall formula as well.
Hi @BullandKhmer
I hope you're well and safe!
Try something like this.
=COUNTIFS(FirstName:FirstName, FirstName@row, LastName:LastName, LastName@row, Retailer:Retailer, Retailer@row, Quarter:Quarter, Quarter@row)
Did that work/help?
I hope that helps!
Have a fantastic week & Happy New Year!
Best,
Andrée Starå | Workflow Consultant / CEO @ WORK BOLD
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No @Andrée Starå it doesn't I edited those column names down for privacy. they all say for example [XXX FirstName] ...where I have edited out the XXX bit
@BullandKhmer
Aha. Makes sense.
Strange!
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