COUNTIFS Problem has got me baffled...Please Help!

Can someone please tell my why my formula works like:

=COUNTIFS('Job Entry Form'!A:A,G6,'Job Entry Form'!K:K,">="&I6,'Job Entry Form'!K:K,"<="&J6,K:K,">=4",K:K,"<=7",'Job Entry Form'!J:J,"Yes")

but not like:

=COUNTIFS('Job Entry Form'!A:A,G6,'Job Entry Form'!K:K,">="&I6,'Job Entry Form'!K:K,"<="&J6,K6,">=4",K6,"<=7",'Job Entry Form'!J:J,"Yes")

I am trying to get it to check a particular cell (K6) instead of the whole (K:K) column. I know this has to be possible, any help on what I'm doing wrong?

It's on the "Running Log" page. I am trying to help my wife build a tool to help her keep track of her salesman's commissions and bonuses. It works for pulling the info she needs on a weekly basis, but I want to make a running total page for he as well, so I can make a reconcile page.

Thanks in advance,
David

Little bit not clear about where exactly you would like to compare the data

'Job Entry Form'!A:A - Refers to the column-A of Job Entry Form
A:A - Refers to the current sheet on which the formula is applied

That's what I was looking for tyvm.

Is there a way to get it to = a "1" instead of adding them up? with this:

=COUNTIFS('Job Entry Form'!A:A,G6,'Job Entry Form'!K:K,">="&I6,'Job Entry Form'!K:K,"<="&J6,K:K,">=4",K:K,"<=7",'Job Entry Form'!J:J,"Yes")

I was getting a "1" not a count.

I have it looking at K6 to see if the # is: K6>=4,K6<=7 or K6>=8,K6<=88 or K6>=12

If the salesman sells from 4-7 they get one bonus, if 8-11 another, and 12+ another, so I need it to give me a 1, not a count. The formula I started with "above" returns a 1, but reads the whole column.

Thanks,
David

Column E is where I am calculating how many contracts the salesman has for each week that are eligible for a quantity bonus.

=COUNTIFS('Job Entry Form'!A:A,'Running Log'!A6,'Job Entry Form'!J:J,"yes",'Job Entry Form'!K:K,">="&C6,'Job Entry Form'!K:K,"<="&D6)

-salesman name
-wether a scope check has been picked up
-date range

Thanks,
David