CountIf Formula with Greater Than & Less Than Not working

zgadson

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  2. 2019
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Hello again! I've been working on a formula for my warehouse storage workbook that counts the number of available pallet spaces in an aisle between two user-generated inputs. My table shows "Aisle Information" based on the "User Input" columns. In my example below in the first line, the user has entered Aisle B1 with a starting point at slot 3, and ending at slot 56, so the user is asking to count the number of spaces between slots 3 and slot 40 in Aisle B1. The catch is that some of the slots between the user's start & end numbers already have pallets in place which is why I can't just count 3 to 40 and say there's 37 slots available.

My problem is that the "Slots Used" column is where my formula resides, but I cannot seem to get the Less Than part of the formula working. Every time I change it, it returns a result of 0.

VBA Code:
=COUNTIFS(Table_Query[AISLE.NAME],[@ASSIGNMENT],Table_Query[SLOT],">"""&[START.ASSIGN],Table_Query[SLOT],">"""&[END.ASSIGN])

What am I doing wrong?

AISLE INFORMATIONUSER INPUTPALLET CALCULATION
TYPESTARTENDTTL.PALLET.SLOTSASSIGNMENTSTART.ASSIGNEND.ASSIGNSLOTS.USEDPALLETS REMAINING
RACK356279B1340279414
RACK154272B2154272414
RACK152261B3152261414
RACK152264B4152264414
RACK152267C1152267414
RACK154273C2154273414
RACK154272D1154272414
FLOOR15456D215456414
 
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Also what is the expected result in Slot used.

The user doesn't know which slots are empty or full, but once they put in the start/end slots they want, the "SLOTS USED" column should result in the number of available slots between their start/end input.

Real life example: I have a new account with 500 pallets coming into the building so I need to know where I can put it. I know aisle B1 has free space but I already have another account assigned to slots 41-56 in that aisle, so if I enter the starting and ending slots as 3 to 40 (excluding slots for the other account) I need to count the number of slots between 3 and 40, and counting the # of lines in my other table will return exactly that.

I basically just my formula to work when I switch the last ">" to "<". Seems so simple but it returns a 0 when I switch it. There's 29 available slots, which is what it should return.
 
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