Formula to count between 2 numbers matching month

umirin

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  1. 365
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  1. Windows
hi all need help with a formula that can count between 2 numbers and match date you can see my current formulas are done manually just seeing if there is an easier way.


Excel 2016 (Windows) 32 bit
ABCDEF
1DateChange
2Friday, 1 January 20162.00
3Saturday, 2 January 20164.00DateOver 2 but Under 5
4Sunday, 3 January 20161.00Janurary3
5Monday, 4 January 20163.00March2
6Tuesday, 5 January 20165.00July4
7Wednesday, 6 January 20164.00
8Tuesday, 1 March 20167.00
9Wednesday, 2 March 20163.00
10Thursday, 3 March 20166.00
11Friday, 4 March 20169.00
12Saturday, 5 March 20164.00
13Sunday, 6 March 20162.00
14Wednesday, 13 July 20168.00
15Thursday, 14 July 20163.00
16Friday, 15 July 20167.00
17Saturday, 16 July 20163.00
18Sunday, 17 July 20165.00
19Monday, 18 July 20162.00
20Tuesday, 19 July 20163.00
21Wednesday, 20 July 20164.00
22Thursday, 21 July 20167.00
test
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
F4=COUNTIFS($B$2:$B$7,">2",$B$2:$B$7,"<5")
F5=COUNTIFS($B$8:$B$13,">2",$B$8:$B$13,"<5")
F6=COUNTIFS($B$14:$B$22,">2",$B$14:$B$22,"<5")
 

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Hi, assuming those dates in column A are proper excel dates with special formatting and that you can change the months in E4:E7 to excel dates (the first of each month) then you could try something like this.


Excel 2013
ABCDEF
1DateChange
2Friday, 01 Jan 20162
3Saturday, 02 Jan 20164DateOver 2 but Under 5
4Sunday, 03 Jan 20161Jan-163
5Monday, 04 Jan 20163Mar-162
6Tuesday, 05 Jan 20165Jul-164
7Wednesday, 06 Jan 20164
8Tuesday, 01 Mar 20167
9Wednesday, 02 Mar 20163
10Thursday, 03 Mar 20166
11Friday, 04 Mar 20169
12Saturday, 05 Mar 20164
13Sunday, 06 Mar 20162
14Wednesday, 13 Jul 20168
15Thursday, 14 Jul 20163
16Friday, 15 Jul 20167
17Saturday, 16 Jul 20163
18Sunday, 17 Jul 20165
19Monday, 18 Jul 20162
20Tuesday, 19 Jul 20163
21Wednesday, 20 Jul 20164
22Thursday, 21 Jul 20167
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
F4=COUNTIFS(A:A,">="&E4,A:A,"<="&EOMONTH(E4,0),$B:$B,">2",$B:$B,"<5")
 
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Hi,

you could try COUNTIFS($B:$B,">2",$B:$B,"<5",TEXT($B:$B,"mmmm")=$E4). Press ctrl+shift+enter as this is an array formula. I'm not sure of the result tho...
 
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