IFS Statement

Paul F · 12/04/18

I have the following equation I am trying to get working: =COUNTIFS({Range 1}, =1, {Range 2}, IFERROR(YEAR(@cell), 0) = 2018, {Range 2}, IFERROR(MONTH(@cell), 0) = January, {Range 3}, OR(@Cell="", @Cell="")) The equation has worked in the past without the or statement at the end. It was once looking for one value here, now I want it to look for multiples. Is this possible?

Mike Wilday · 12/04/18

I've always had trouble using OR or AND statements in Countifs. A simple solution would be to manually add an additional countifs to the end of the first one using the + sign.

=COUNTIFS({Range 1}, =1, {Range 2}, IFERROR(YEAR(@cell), 0) = 2018, {Range 2}, IFERROR(MONTH(@cell), 0) = January, {Range 3}, @Cell="")+countifs({Range 3}@Cell="")

But what I don't quite get is why you are looking for duplicate blanks. Both of those OR statements are looking for the same thing. Is that intended?

Paul F · 12/04/18

That was my fault, I was unclear on that. I am looking for two different names, I just erased them from the equation. That works, equations are long, but exactly what I was looking for. Thanks!

Mike Wilday · 12/04/18

Glad I could help you out! Happy Smartsheeting.

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