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COUNTIFS with a date for criteria...
I want to count all the entries in column N that occurred between a range of
dates specified in the other criteria. The dates are obviously in column B. I use this currently- COUNTIFS(Data!N:N,"=Option",Data!B:B,"=1/1/2009",Data!B:B,"<=2/28/2009") However, I use this similar function in multiple cells, all counting different attributes. Rather than going into each cell and changing the search dates, I wanted a criteria to be a variable that can be entered into a different set of cells... like this. COUNTIFS(Data!N:N,"=Option",Data!B:B,"=A4",Data!B :B,"<=2/28/2009") With A4 being a cell in which to enter the date. However, it doesn't work! I get zero as a result every time. Is there a particular format i need to use to indicate a date? |
COUNTIFS with a date for criteria...
Do your dates and comparisons this way:
COUNTIFS(Data!N:N,"=Option",Data!B:B,"="&A4,Data! B:B,"<="&DATE(2009,2,28)) Regards, Fred "LUSN" wrote in message ... I want to count all the entries in column N that occurred between a range of dates specified in the other criteria. The dates are obviously in column B. I use this currently- COUNTIFS(Data!N:N,"=Option",Data!B:B,"=1/1/2009",Data!B:B,"<=2/28/2009") However, I use this similar function in multiple cells, all counting different attributes. Rather than going into each cell and changing the search dates, I wanted a criteria to be a variable that can be entered into a different set of cells... like this. COUNTIFS(Data!N:N,"=Option",Data!B:B,"=A4",Data!B :B,"<=2/28/2009") With A4 being a cell in which to enter the date. However, it doesn't work! I get zero as a result every time. Is there a particular format i need to use to indicate a date? |
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