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I have a monster spreadsheet. It collects data from IT Problems in
infrastructure. I need to count the number of problems that occurred in Jan 2009. Here is my current formula. Column AQ has the Month opened. (1 thru 12) D$5 has the month in question. (jan-09)(Feb-08), etc... =COUNTIF('In Progress'!$AQ$3:$AQ$4079,MONTH(D$5))+COUNTIF('Clos ed Problems'!$AQ$3:$AQ$3996,MONTH(D$5)) It has worked fine until 2009. Now I have Problems that span both 2008 and 2009. So the current formula still counts 2008. To show the New problems for Jan-09 I have to test for 2009, so it ignores 2008 problems. Column AR has the Year opened. (2008 thru 2009, etc...) When I try the formula below I get zero. =COUNTIF('In Progress'!$AQ$3:$AQ$4079,MONTH(D$5))+COUNTIF('In Progress'!$AR$3:$AR$4079,YEAR(D$5))+COUNTIF('Close d Problems'!$AQ$3:$AQ$3996,MONTH(D$5))+COUNTIF('Clos ed Problems'!$AR$3:$AR$3996,YEAR(D$5)) Can I doo something like this? =IF(AND(AJ9:AJ14="1",AK9:AK14="2009"),COUNT(AI9:AI 14),"No Value") Thanks in advanced. Bob |