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    =COUNTIF() - "Yes", "No" and "" (blank)?

    Hey all!

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    That doesn't seem to work?

    I also want the same for "No" too?

    Likewise, how can I count a blank box in column J ONLY IF there is a date in C15:C10000?

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    On top of that, can I find out how many "Yes", "No" and "" (blank) there was in the specific month?

    It will need to look at J15:J10000 for Yes, No and blank box, then look at C15:C10000 for "Site Attended" (DD/MM/YY) - then D15:D10000 "Report Received" (DD/MM/YY)

    Rules are: Column J will be blank if NOTHING is in D column. Column J will have Yes or No in it IF column C has a date in it...


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    Re: =COUNTIF() - "Yes", "No" and "" (blank)?

    Hi!

    1: Try =countif(J15:J10000,"Yes")
    2: Same for No


    Excel sees dates as numbers (formatted as a date). So according to what could be in J5:J10000 you could try
    =countifs(J15:J10000,"",C15:C10000,">10000")

    As you can see the condition on C column is ">10000" which translates to a date > 18/05/1927.

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    =countifs(J15:J10000,"Yes",C15:C10000,">=1/1/14",C15:C10000,"<2/1/14") could work although it probably could be done more effectively

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    Re: =COUNTIF() - "Yes", "No" and "" (blank)?

    please share a sample workbook with desired results indicated.

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    Re: =COUNTIF() - "Yes", "No" and "" (blank)?

    Quote Originally Posted by icestationzbra View Post
    please share a sample workbook with desired results indicated.
    If I wanted to include names in column "B" and find out how many "Yes" and "No" they had against there names, how can I figure that out?

    I.e. - Reports received = (Yes + No's total)
    - Reliability (%) = (Percentage of Yes over No's)
    - Outstanding = (Number of blank boxes BUT have a name in B and a date in C)...

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    Re: =COUNTIF() - "Yes", "No" and "" (blank)?

    Could you react to what has been proposed to you and tell us if that meets any of your requirements? You should have stuff to work with atm.

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    Re: =COUNTIF() - "Yes", "No" and "" (blank)?

    Hey guys - sorry about the delay, I am flat out at the moment, I will however come back once I have had a chance to look over what's been done

    Thank you so much for your input!!

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