Test_Database_2021
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Hi everyone,
So I have two questions today.
Number 1:
I accidentally kept some kind of link to another file (I only copy-pasted values).
What I now want to do is break the connection. But if I do this (see pic), clicking on "break links", it does not do anything. I keep getting the warning repeatedly.
Number 2:
The formula also shown in the pic is only doing a partial COUNTIFS (the result it gives is far too small and does not match at all what I get when filtering the data manually).
=COUNTIFS(Patients!$R:$R,"<>",Patients!$R:$R,"<>"&Metadata!$O$9,Patients!$Z:$Z,B14)
Reasons I can think of and already checked:
- The B14 cell does not match what is in the source column Z of the other sheet. --> already checked and corrected, yes it does and there is only this spelling, no spaces
- There is some kind of unnecessary extra criterion that restricts the count --> already checked, it is a simple formula so easy to do just these filters
- There is a problem with the file --> I copy/pasted everything into a new file that is smaller, did just this calculation, and got the same problem.
Can anyone think of anything else I can do? It's a binary Excel file of 3,299KB and I only have Excel 2010 with no extra licenses. Thanks!
So I have two questions today.
Number 1:
I accidentally kept some kind of link to another file (I only copy-pasted values).
What I now want to do is break the connection. But if I do this (see pic), clicking on "break links", it does not do anything. I keep getting the warning repeatedly.
Number 2:
The formula also shown in the pic is only doing a partial COUNTIFS (the result it gives is far too small and does not match at all what I get when filtering the data manually).
=COUNTIFS(Patients!$R:$R,"<>",Patients!$R:$R,"<>"&Metadata!$O$9,Patients!$Z:$Z,B14)
Reasons I can think of and already checked:
- The B14 cell does not match what is in the source column Z of the other sheet. --> already checked and corrected, yes it does and there is only this spelling, no spaces
- There is some kind of unnecessary extra criterion that restricts the count --> already checked, it is a simple formula so easy to do just these filters
- There is a problem with the file --> I copy/pasted everything into a new file that is smaller, did just this calculation, and got the same problem.
Can anyone think of anything else I can do? It's a binary Excel file of 3,299KB and I only have Excel 2010 with no extra licenses. Thanks!