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andyredfern
Copper Contributor
Mar 18, 2020

Using COUNTIF to select a date

I have a column of dates and I'm trying to count all the dates in Jan, Feb ...etc.

 

I'm trying to use COUNTIF with MONTH() but not sure how to get this to work.

 

Pretty new to Excel so any help would be 

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  • Hello,

    This formula will do the job

    =COUNTIFS(A2:A1000, ">="&DATE(2019,1,1), A2:A1000, "<="&DATE(2019,12,31))

    The formula counts all the records between Jan 1st 2019 to Dec 31st 2019
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    Savia
    Iron Contributor

    andyredfern So what you need to do is use COUNTIFS and have two conditions - that the dates are after the start date, and before an end date.  An example:

     

        =COUNTIFS(A1:A100, ">="&DATE(2020,3,1), A1:A100, "<="&DATE(2020,3,31))

     

    You could of course replace those DATE functions with cell references.

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      andyredfern
      Copper Contributor

      SaviaThanks -- certainly does the job. I'm now going to spend a little time working out exactly how!

       

      Andy

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