I am trying to count all the instances within a table (table name = "data") using the CountIFs formula:
=COUNTIFS(data[[Status]:[Status]],"="&INDEX(Actionable,1), data[[Age (Days)]:[Age (Days)]],">"&"14", data[[Support Owner]:[Support Owner]],"="&$B38)
The formula works right now because I am only referencing the value in the first row of the Named Range "Actionable" by using the INDEX function.
What I want to do is be able to have the formula look at all the values in the named range and find all the instances in the column data[[Status]:[Status]].
Is this possible?
If you use the named range alone as the criterion then the COUNTIFS
formula will return an array (one value for each value in Actionable
) so you can then wrap the whole thing in a SUMPRODUCT
function to get the sum of that array without "array entry". That sum represents your total count, ie
=SUMPRODUCT(COUNTIFS(data[[Status]:[Status]],Actionable,data[[Age (Days)]:[Age (Days)]],">14", data[[Support Owner]:[Support Owner]],$B38))
Note - if Actionable contains duplicates then you will also count those values more than once
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