Formula Help

Irwell

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Hi,

I've done this formula but it's returning an incorrect answer, any ideas what's wrong with it.

Column E in contacts is the contact date and time in this format 13/11/2017 12:10

Column F is the contact type and is text

Cell A9 is contact type and is text.

=COUNTIFS(Contacts!$E:$E,">="&DATE(2018,10,1),Contacts!$E:$E,"<="&EOMONTH(DATE(2018,10,1),0),Contacts!$F:$F,$A$9)

Is it something to do with the fact that my dates have the times in?
 

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Right, I've just established that it's not recording any on the 31st October so it must be something to do with my formula? Any help greatly appreciated, thank you.
 
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The time parts are the issue, since your end criterion basically 31st October at 12am. Change it to:

"<"&EOMONTH(DATE(2018,10,1),0)+1

so it will return anything before 1st November.
 
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The time parts are the issue, since your end criterion basically 31st October at 12am. Change it to:

"<"&EOMONTH(DATE(2018,10,1),0)+1

so it will return anything before 1st November.

Worked a treat thank you.
 
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Found a problem with the formula - Our contacts are being put in at midnight so 1st November 00:00 and it's bringing those through, going forward I could ask that correct times are used but it doesn't help historically.
 
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It won't bring those through as it's looking for <1st Nov, not <=1st Nov.
 
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It won't bring those through as it's looking for <1st Nov, not <=1st Nov.

It's just one column when I've re-ran it today, it returns 73 but when I run the pivot to have a look at it I can only see 72 which is really odd.
 
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Without your data I couldn't really say why that might be.
 
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