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Count if date range using subtotal
I am trying to add the subtotal function to be able to count only the filtered values. I want to count only the employees that have been hired in 2022. So, my table looks something like this: Nam...
brunotavares Why filter on GFK? Just enter the group in some other cell and use the formula I mentioned in my earlier post. Otherwise, add one more filter for the year 2022 only and then add a "Total Row" to count the number of row that fulfil the criterion.
See attached.
Riny_van_Eekelen
It works for group "B" but the problem is that I have a lot of different groups and the idea will be for the person to choose what he/she needed it and not having to do it every time manually =(
That is why I was thinking that the subtotal may be helpful
It works for group "B" but the problem is that I have a lot of different groups and the idea will be for the person to choose what he/she needed it and not having to do it every time manually =(
That is why I was thinking that the subtotal may be helpful
brunotavares Then choose a cell where the user can enter A or B or C and link to that cell. See picture where B is entered in E3.
- Ok, thank you, this can a good alternative! But there is no way to do it using the subtotal function?
brunotavares Sorry, didn't get the subtotal issue. Can you upload a file/screenshot demonstrating what you are facing?
Riny_van_Eekelen Alright, I just attached the file with some comments and also a screenshot. The formula in yellow that I am using is
=COUNTIF(Table6[HIRING DATE],">01/01/2022")