If I wanted to take it a step further and account for those same cells and then divide them by the total number of entries in the specified cells to return a percentage what might that look like?
[COLOR=#333333]=[/COLOR][COLOR=#ff0000][B]([/B][/COLOR][COLOR=#333333]COUNTIFS(ATRMC!$C:$C,">4/30/2019",ATRMC!$C:$C,"<6/1/2019",ATRMC!N:N,"Y")+COUNTIFS(ATRMC!$C:$C,">4/30/2019",ATRMC!$C:$C,"<6/1/2019",ATRMC!N:N,"NA")[/COLOR][COLOR=#ff0000][B])[/B][/COLOR][COLOR=#333333]/COUNTIFS(ATRMC!$C:$C,">4/30/2019",ATRMC!$C:$C,"<6/1/2019")[/COLOR]
So heres what I have so far,
=COUNTIFS(ATRMC!$C:$C,">4/30/2019",ATRMC!$C:$C,"<6/1/2019",ATRMC!N:N,"Y")+COUNTIFS(ATRMC!$C:$C,">4/30/2019",ATRMC!$C:$C,"<6/1/2019",ATRMC!N:N,"NA")/COUNTIFS(ATRMC!$C:$C,">4/30/2019",ATRMC!$C:$C,"<6/1/2019")
This is returning 250% rather than 83% there's 2 Y responses and 3 NA's and 1 N.
A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | N | |
1 | |||||||||||||
2 | Y | ||||||||||||
3 | Y | ||||||||||||
4 | Y | ||||||||||||
5 | Y | ||||||||||||
6 | N | ||||||||||||
7 | N | ||||||||||||
8 | N | ||||||||||||
9 | N | ||||||||||||
10 | Y | ||||||||||||
11 | Y | ||||||||||||
12 | Y | ||||||||||||
13 | N | ||||||||||||
14 | N |