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    Countif

    Hi Again Need Help
    Unable To Get A Count For Tax Columns In Input Sheet With Month And Year
    Please See Worksheet

    Thank In Advance
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    Re: Countif

    A better explanation of what you are attempting to achieve is needed. Try to be more specific and also provide expected results.

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    Re: Countif

    Please see summary sheet cell D46 I need the same results as d45 For Labor and tax Columns from the input sheet.

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    Re: Countif

    deleted duplicate post
    Last edited by FDibbins; 05-10-2013 at 12:50 PM.

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    Re: Countif

    It looks to me that the formula you are using for TAX is...
    =COUNTIFS(INPUT[Tax],$C$51,INPUT[Month],D39,INPUT[Year],$C$14)
    you are using $C$51 as a criteria - which is the word TAX, in a range that is values
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    Re: Countif

    FD is right, you want a "count" of the number "tax" entries in the found range, just test for something other than blank:

    =COUNTIFS(INPUT[Tax],"<>",INPUT[Month],D$39,INPUT[Year],$C$14)
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    Re: Countif

    Happy to help and thanks for the feedback

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    Re: Countif

    Thank To All SOLVED

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    Re: Countif

    See my comments below on how to mark a thread SOLVED. I will do it for you this time

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