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=IF(ISDATE([Estimated Close Date]1), IF(AND( [Estimated Close Date]1 >= DATE(2018, 6, 1), [Estimated Close Date]1 < DATE(2019, 5, 31)),1, 0), 0)
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are you sure that start2 and finish2 are dates? try checking using the ISDATE function
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试=如果(ISDATE((估计关闭日期)1), IF([Estimated Close Date]1 >= DATE(2018, 6, 1), 1, 0), 0)
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=DATE(VALUE(LEFT(text,4)),VALUE(MID(text,6,2)),VALUE(RIGHT(text,2)))
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You can use MONTH(TODAY()) to get the current month. Add or subtract 1 as needed for prior or future month If you plan on crossing the year boundary you will need to use the year as well so current period =COUNTIFS(PubMonth:PubMonth, MONTH(TODAY()), PubYear:PubYear, YEAR(TODAY())) previous period = IF(MONTH(TODAY()) > 1,…
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Try SUMIF([Project Stage}:[Project Stage},"Paid", FEE:FEE)
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search for a value of True or False (checked or Unchecked)
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Try using the COLLECT function inside your MIN function
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sumifs requires the following syntax range, criterion_range1,criterion1,criterion_range2,criterion2 you seem to have forgotten the range of values you wish to sum over. perhaps you meant this (summ range and criteria1 the same)? SUMIFS({A3: Fi TLS Merchant Impact List Range 3},{A3: Fi TLS Merchant Impact List Range 3},…
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the format for Countifs is range1, criteria1, range2, criteria2...etc so breaking these down =COUNTIFS( {DSKVIR Assigned To}, Resource2, -- range/criteria 1 (which resource) {Status}, "Not Started", -- range/criteria 1 (what status) here is where you went wrong AND({DSKVIR - ML Range 4}, >TODAY(-15), {DSKVIR - ML Range 4},…