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    COUNTIFS function...

    Hi everyone,

    This is my first post so please let me know if I'm doing anything wrong

    Please see my file attached.

    I need your help to setup a formula the counts cells based on the date and the content of the cell above it.

    I want to setup formulas in B90 to B97 that count the number of times the letter in A90 to A97 appears in E8:R78 if the date in the cell underneath is over a week from TODAY (<TODAY()-7).

    Sorry if I haven't explained this well. Any guidance you could give would be much appreciated! COUNTIFS help please.xlsx

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    Re: COUNTIFS function...

    Hi ericarodgers, welcome to the forum!

    Becuase of the layout for your sheet the only thing I can suggest is to implement a formula for the R's (and other letters), so for example in E10:

    =IF(E11<TODAY()-7,"R ","R")
    Note the space after R if the date is over a week.

    Then in the count cells you can count how many times "R " appears. So in B90 the count formula would then be:

    =COUNTIF($E$8:$S$78,A90&" ")
    Note that this would mess up you total count and this needs changing too so that it totals correctly. For example B83 would now need to be:

    =COUNTIF($E$8:$S$78,A84)+COUNTIF($E$8:$S$78,A84&" ")
    Also conditional formatting rules need to be added to include "R " as well as "R". The same applies to all letters used throughout the sheet. Not ideal I know because this will take time to modify the whole of your worksheet but hopefully this will save time overall when you start to use it.
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    Re: COUNTIFS function...

    Try this formula for B89

    =COUNTIFS($E$8:$S$78,A89,$E$9:$S$79,"<"&TODAY()-7)

    Notice how the 2nd range is "offset" by 1 row from the first

    Drag down to B92
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    Re: COUNTIFS function...

    Thank you daddylonglegs and harribone!

    I used the =COUNTIFS($E$8:$S$78,A89,$E$9:$S$79,"<"&TODAY()-7)and it worked a treat.

    Thanks again for your assistance

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