Countif issues

Newbienew

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Good Day,

I am looking to count the various names plus the yes entries in column "W". But I also wanted to account for if a date was enter instead of yes. I thought using the Counta would work out with the Countifs

Condition Format Issue.xlsx
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVW
4TITLETITLETITLETITLETITLETITLETITLETITLETITLETITLETITLETITLETITLETITLETITLETITLETITLETITLETITLETITLETITLETITLETITLE
5NameenlYES
6
7NameaffYES
8
9Name2c/oYES
10
11Name3.YES
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23NAME0
24NAME0
25NAME20
26NAME30
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B23:B26B23=COUNTIFS($A$5:$A$18,A23,W5:W18,COUNTA(W5,W7,W9,W11))
Cells with Conditional Formatting
CellConditionCell FormatStop If True
A5:V18Expression=IF(OR($V4="c/o",$V5="c/o"),"TRUE","FALSE")textNO
A5:V18Expression=IF($V5="enl","TRUE","FALSE")textNO
A5:V18Expression=IF(OR($V4="aff",$V5="aff"),"TRUE","FALSE")textNO
 

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Hi Newbienew,

Cells W6, W8, W10, etc. will always be null as they're merged cells so your formula for COUNTA could be
=COUNTA($W$5:$W$18)
which would return 4 because 4 cells are not empty.

Your COUNTIFS part W5:W18,COUNTA(W5,W7,W9,W11) is therefore checking how many cells in W5 to W18 contain a 4.
The COUNTIFS($A$5:$A$18,A23 additionally checks that A5 to A18 match "NAME" in cell A23.

I think you're trying to count, for each name in A23 to A26, how many times "YES" appears in W5 to W18 so try this:

Newbienew3.xlsx
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVW
4TITLETITLETITLETITLETITLETITLETITLETITLETITLETITLETITLETITLETITLETITLETITLETITLETITLETITLETITLETITLETITLETITLETITLE
5NameenlYES
6
7NameaffYES
8
9Name2c/oYES
10
11Name3.YES
12
21
22
23NAME2
24NAME2
25NAME21
26NAME31
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B23:B26B23=COUNTIFS($A$5:$A$18,A23,$W$5:$W$18,"Yes")
 
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Yes you are correct. I was also trying to account for the possiblitiy of a date being entered in using the Counta. So if a yes is entered it would count and if a date is entered would also count.
However if they cannot be combined, I may be looking at a countifs with a greater than criteria.
 
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You don't say what the criteria should be for any date entered so here it checks if it "Yes" or a date was entered which is in the last 6 months.

Newbienew3.xlsx
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVW
1
2
3
4TITLETITLETITLETITLETITLETITLETITLETITLETITLETITLETITLETITLETITLETITLETITLETITLETITLETITLETITLETITLETITLETITLETITLE
5NameenlYES
6
7NameaffYES
8
9Name2c/oYES
10
11Name3.YES
12
13Name4YES
14
15Name416-Jun-21
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23NAME2
24NAME2
25NAME21
26NAME31
27NAME42
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B23:B27B23=COUNTIFS($A$5:$A$18,A23,$W$5:$W$18,"Yes")+COUNTIFS($A$5:$A$18,A23,$W$5:$W$18,">"&EDATE(TODAY(),-6))
Cells with Conditional Formatting
CellConditionCell FormatStop If True
A5:V18Expression=OR($V4="c/o",$V5="c/o")textNO
A5:V18Expression=OR($V5="enl",$V4="enl",$V5="aff",$V4="aff")textNO
 
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@ Toadstool thank you so much for your help. There are no criteria for the date to be entered. I don't know why I didnt consider the +. Thank you sooo much
 
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@Toadstool Not sure if I can ask this here or If i need to make a new posting. Is it possible to do this in VBA. I am currently having a pasting issue with the CF being duplicated?
 
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@Toadstool Not sure if I can ask this here or If i need to make a new posting. Is it possible to do this in VBA. I am currently having a pasting issue with the CF being duplicated?
I would post the question again tagging it as VBA and with the title saying VBA solution for colour fill needed.
 
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Just realize the issue that I am having is a Condition Formatting not a countif. Please disregard. Thank you.
 
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