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Sanne330
Mar 25, 2022Copper Contributor
COUNTIFS returns either #VALUE or 0
Hello! I'm trying to count how many dates are in the red per "EVB'er". Red meaning the date is today or before today. Column C to J are formatted as dates. Let's call the table in my first scree...
- Mar 25, 2022Sumproduct function will work for you.
You may write the formula as below.
=Sumproduct((Kalender!$C:$J<=TODAY())*(Kalender!$B:$B=[@Naam]))
Starrysky1988
Mar 25, 2022Iron Contributor
Sumproduct function will work for you.
You may write the formula as below.
=Sumproduct((Kalender!$C:$J<=TODAY())*(Kalender!$B:$B=[@Naam]))
You may write the formula as below.
=Sumproduct((Kalender!$C:$J<=TODAY())*(Kalender!$B:$B=[@Naam]))
Sanne330
Mar 28, 2022Copper Contributor
Starrysky1988Thank you so much! That works perfectly!