COUNTIFS with multiple criteria in both columns and rows

Sekiro1899

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Hello, looking to have a recap table of attendance as follows:
- From the dropdown list you choose between 3 options and i'd like to have a count of sick days, timeoff and Tardiness for each employee for March, April...
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What formula would fit in ?

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I tried with some Countifs mixed with Index Match but it did not work ...
Thanks in advance for your help :) :)
 

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analyse the data. The emphasis in terms of how things are done moves away from the reporting to the area of data collection.
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Data sets should really be long and thin rather than short and wide.

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Is this for Excel or for Google Sheets?
 
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Hello,
This is for Google Sheet but i need to translate it to Excel later...
I'm still in need of an answer though. Is it possible to have a formula to have the desired result ?

Thanks in advance
 
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Sheets & Excel are not the same thing, so a formula that works in Sheets may not work in Excel & vice-versa.
 
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I understand but in this case it's pretty much an index/match that might be required so I supposed I could ask here :)
 
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For excel I would use
Excel Formula:
=BYROW(FILTER(Sheet1!$B$4:$AF$100,Sheet1!$A$4:$A$100=$A3),LAMBDA(br,SUM(--(br="Time"))))
 
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Hello Thank you !

However i don't understand the Lamda(br,Sum(--(br="Time"))) part :)

Do you also have a solution for GoogleSheet ?

I know i'm asking a lot but it'll really help I'm trying to setup a HR reporting of absences... for an animal refuge
 
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That part is just counting how many times the word "Time" is found on the row.
I don't know much about Sheets, but this might work
Excel Formula:
=SUMPRODUCT((Sheet1!$A$4:$A$100=$A3)*(Sheet1!$B$4:$AF$100="Time"))
 
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Amazing i knew i could find an easier way like a SumProduct ! Thank you so much Sir FLUFF
 
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