I am trying to solve a a problem that I am having.
I have a list of projects in one column and start dates in a different column.
I want to create a dashboard that breaks down projects by month, quarter and year to date.
I have tried various formulas centered around CountIf. Bottom line is I want to review a column of dates and determine how many projects started last month, etc.....
I want to use a COUNTIF to return the sum of all the dates that fall within a given month/year. For example: E1 Contains the date July-2009
Column A has date entries such as July 3, 2009, July 18, 2009, August 4 2009. In F1 I want to return the sum of all dates that fall within the month of E1.
One has dates recorded as dd-mmm-yyyy (e.g., 28-Nov-2009).
On the other, I have to create a lot (over 1000) of countifs against the months/years of these dates. So, for example, if there are several dates on the first workbook that fall in Nov-09, i want to do a countif on the second workbook that tells me how many Nov-09 dates there are.
The values on this sheet are pulled from another sheet. For the cells that do not contain a date, excel picks "1/0/1900 as default. I've been trying to define IF/ISBLANK formula, but I can't get it to work.
What I have so far is this: =IF(ISBLANK(=COLINE!A2),"")
I am trying to perform a count of how many dates appear in one month for a specific Column only.
Logic Statement: IF Column S contains "KP145", then Count dates in Column I, between 1/1/12 & 2/29/12 only.
I want to compare a column of completion dates to the due date - and if the value is less than or equal, it returns a count, but if it is greater, that is the action was completed after the due date it does not count.
Initially I was checking only if the due date was there..........=COUNTIF($P$8:$P$37,"26th February*")
I have a spreadsheet where I am tracking dollars spent for warranty claims. The information is put in, and a date for the claim is put in as well, which is then formatted to show the date. For example, if I type in 01/13, it shows up as 13-Jan. The date column spreads from D2 to D384.
I would like to make a section that will go through the whole column and give me a total number of claims put in for jan, then in the next cell down the same thing for feb, etc etc. Basically it will be something like this:
Claims per month:
Jan 14 Feb 8 Etc,
I have been trying to use wildcards for countif, such as "*-Jan", or even just "Jan" but it is not returning any result.
I have three seperate Formulas on a summary page that will count dates depending on whether they will be approaching in the next month, whether todays date falls within them and if they are expired or are less than todays date.
Basically the form was developed to monitor a maintanence schedule and give a summary to the person in charge of cleaning so they can forecast there work load. I have managed to get the formula working for "whether todays date falls within them" ("# of Computers than can be cleaned today" as it appears on the summary form) but I cannot seem to get the other formulas figured out.. Well at least the formula that checks to see which computers are past due.
As far as the formula that checks to see which computers will need to be cleaned within the next month, I don't know how to make that work at all considering the setup of my Date input page.
I've tried IF/AND, MEDIAN and whatnot, but cannot get this to work:
On Sheet1 I have a list of records with date in column C and a text string such as 'Urgent' or 'Nice To Have' in column H. There are hundreds of these records.
On Sheet2, I want a count of rows that have e.g. 'Urgent' -text string in column H. However, I only want the row added to the count if the date in Sheet1/Column C matches between two dates defined in Sheet2.
I have a data feed that gives a column of cells formated mm/dd/yy hh:mm These are call entries, what i want to do is count all the occurances each hour, so count all the entries say between 9am and 10am. However the column is very long and holds data for many weeks so i want to be able to ignore the date part of the cell.
I am trying to count the number of dates in November - is there a Countif function or Sumproduct function that would return the number of dates in November?
I want excel to count the number of items in a range that I have named "Name" and I have another range that I have name "date" which contains (obviously) dates. The dates are in order. I want to count the number of items in "name" that are associated with the date in the "Date" range.
The problem is I want to count the names in a date range, which is todays date through to 30 days after. I have to days date already posted automatically in K1 [by the formula =TODAY()]
Essentially, count all the times "Bob" appears in the Range "Names" that appear in the next 30 days. My Brain hurts just trying to describe it
I have a sheet that contains dates going back a few years. I am trying to use the countif function to count the different sites in column B according to date. eg I want to be able to find out how many jobs for PHO1 were created between todays date and 7 days ago, this can go into column C, In column D I need to find out how many jobs were created by PHO1 between 7 and 14 days ago etc etc....
In column B is a list of dates, which are broken out by fiscal year (FY=7/1/ to 6/30). Column C is a list of dollar amounts. Cell F3 is the query ‘start date’ Cell F4 is today's date, which will be the formula: =today()
Using a date range of F3:F4, I'm trying to get each cell bordered in red to query the dates in column B for each FY; then display the matching sum from column C.
For illustrative purposes I went and manually determined what the values should be displaying as of 7/22. Here are a couple of examples of how I am trying to get the formula to work.
Example 1 FY’08: Start date- 7/1 End date- 7/22 Searching cells B1:B94, cells B1:B13 fall within the start and end date parameters listed above. Sum of cells C1:C13 is $45,112.00, which should display in cell F6.
Example 2 FY’09: Start date- 7/1 End date- 12/13 Searching cells B95:B222, cells B95:B149 fall within the start and end date parameters listed above. Sum of cells C95:C149 is $150,873.03, which F7 should display in cell F7. How to I type up this formula; its way more challenging that I first thought!
I want to pick a range of dates and find the number of days without sales between those dates. So, a formula that will look to a start date in A1 and an end date in B2, and then count the number of days that did not have sales between. Index/Match/Countif/Dateif I can't seem to make anything work.
I have a masive table of dates (the date is created via a if formula) what i need is so wheni enter 2 dates in 2 cells the system checks all the dates between the two specified and then returns the contents of them to a small area on the page.
Dates To Test 14/08/2026 19/08/2026
Results
14/08/2026
15/08/2026
16/08/2026
17/08/2026
18/08/2026
19/08/2026
Table..............
i dont mind using script or anything like that, i dont have much knowlage of it but do have coniderable understanding of other langages and usually figure it out :D
Is ther any way around not being able to do this - I read that if u make the ranges an array it shoul work - Shift, Control, Enter - or something but I can get it to work. I was hoping to use copuntif for this :-
How do i create a formula for countif with range name
I did create a formula =COUNTIF(C2:C868,"NS") but it show 0 NS range name contain working shift NS 0:00 - 9:30 7:00 - 16:30 7:30 - 17:00 7:45 - 17:15 8:00 - 17:30 8:15 - 17:45 8:30 - 18:00
I have column A fill with dates and column B with customer code. I'm looking to count the number of time the customer code (column B) is repeating but ONLY in previous year. Meaning that the count range must be adapt for each customer code. Will a countifs is able to work with this request?
I am trying to use the COUNTIF function but over a selectable range. in other words instead of a fixed range like =COUNTIF(A1:A11,"=yes") I want to be able to choose the range Axx:Axx selected by drop down menus.
I am trying to determine how many times a value occurs in each quartile in a data set, with the range of my quartiles changing for each row.
Above is a simplified sample of the data I am working with. What I would like to do is calculate the length of a quartile for each row, then determine whether "Red" is in the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, or 4th quartile
Right now I have two output tables. The first is a "Quartile" table, which for each row counts the number of values entered, divides by four, multiplies by the appropriate quartile and rounds down. For this I use the function
=rounddown(counta(range)/4*(quartile)) For Q1 in this dataset, that is =rounddown(counta($B2:$I2)/4*(1))
Then I have a table which calculates whether "Red" occurs in each quartile, with references to the cell values in my quartile table. My formula for Q1 here is
Where Q1 equals my rounddown formula noted above, returning "1" in this case. For subsequent quartiles, I change my reference in the Match formula to start with the previous quartile +1, and end with the current quartile.
I want a conditional format change to happen when certain criteria is met. I have a conditional formula in column F Let's say F173 If the value in A173 value is found anywhere above cell A173, then make a blue box surrounding cell F173. I want to be able to copy this conditional format down column F
When I apply the countif function to a named data range, it evaluates to #VALUE. I'm trying to count the number of entries in the range (Belgium.Data) that are strictly greater than zero, to calculate a y.t.d. average that won't be biased by incomplete data. The range-name is well-defined - the arithmetic functions like sum, sumproduct etc work and evaluate correctly across the range, but countif always refuses to return a value. I've also tried
Even the last didn't evaluate, even though "=SUM(Belgium.Data)" evaluates correctly. I can't seem to use the actual cell-references either, since the range is non-contiguous - I miss out every 11th cell to compute an average on the last 11 cells - and Excel doesn't seem to like the comma ("union") operator, insisting the 2nd component of the union is COUNTIF's "criteria" argument.