COUNTIF CREATED SYSTEM COLUMN
can someone please assist with this?
i am trying to count # of days in the created date system column for August 17th & August 18th
my formula is not working
Best Answer
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The formula should work looking at a system generated column and being input into a text/number type.
Answers
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Hi @Tdillon.
Add a column (JustDate) and set it equal to the Created Date system column. Then point your formula to that new column with the condition using a DATE expression.
=COUNTIF(JustDate:JustDate, DATE(2020, 8, 19))
Let me know if this works!
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i get an error when i try to equal anything to the created column -
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There is no need for an additional column. Try this instead...
=COUNTIFS(Created:Created, DATEONLY(@cell) = DATE(2020, 08, 17))
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Hi Paul,
I tried and that didnt work either. I feel it has to do with the column being a system setting. i get an invalid error.
Any other Suggestions?
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The DATEONLY function is specifically designed for the Created and Modified system generated columns. The issue with your formula is the comma after the DATEONLY function. It needs to be removed.
You have:
DATEONLY( ), =
You should have:
DATEONLY( ) =
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Thanks!!
I figured out how to get it to work. The column has to be a DATE Column to match my formula input 😏
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The formula should work looking at a system generated column and being input into a text/number type.
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