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COUNTIFS by Month Excluding Year
I think this is on the right path, but it's coming back with a crazy number as the result. If it helps, the dates listed are on a separate tab in a named column F. The result should be 0 based on the dates I have listed currently, but it's coming up as 1048573.
What am I missing?
It appears you have lots of 0s in that column. Try this and make sure the formula is not pointed at the entire column:
=COUNT(IF(TEXT(A2:A10,"mmm")="Jan",IF(A2:A10<>0,A2:A10)))
- busymamabeeNov 12, 2022Copper Contributor
The 0s in column E are a sum equation for C - D to determine the remaining Goal. The column I'm pulling from is on a separate tab. The goal is for the equation on the Goals sheet in Column D to count the number of closed dates in the month shown in Column A, pulling it from the named column F on the second tab. Does that make sense?
- Patrick2788Nov 12, 2022Silver Contributor
You could use of these two options:
Legacy ctrl+shift+enter array
=COUNT(IF(TEXT(Sheet2!$F$2:$F$10,"mmmm")=A2,IF(Sheet2!$F$2:$F$10<>0,Sheet2!$F$2:$F$10)))
365:
=LET(dates,Sheet2!$F$2:$F$10,filtered,FILTER(dates,(TEXT(dates,"mmmm")=A2)*(dates<>0)),COUNT(filtered))
- PeterBartholomew1Nov 12, 2022Silver Contributor
It would appear that an entire column reference has crept into your calculation. The formula
= MONTH(emptyColumn) "for example," = MONTH(Z:Z)
would return precisely 1048576 zeros, so it appears that your formula contains 3 mismatches. I doubt that is the value you wish to determine! Personally, I never use direct cell references or entire column references (except rarely for range intersection) so I am not well-placed to address your problem.