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its ok, ive worked it out.
thank you again for you help. Regards Rob |
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now i am trying the following formula
=COUNTIFS(SUPPORT!H8:H25,"Martin",SUPPORT!M9:M25,Y EAR(TODAY())) and i get #Value! but when i create the same formula on the support sheet. ie =COUNTIFS(H9:H250,"Martin",M9:M250,YEAR(TODAY())) and it works. Is there limits when referencing other sheets in workbook? |
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Hi Rob,
That's because you've got the sizes of the ranges slightly skewed: Code:
=COUNTIFS(SUPPORT!H8:H25,"Martin",SUPPORT!M9:M25,YEAR(TODAY())) Code:
=COUNTIFS(SUPPORT!H9:H25,"Martin",SUPPORT!M9:M25,YEAR(TODAY())) |
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Thank you very much.
It’s always something simple. I’m getting there now. I am creating a temporary Support Reporting dashboard |
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