Dynamic Reference with multiple criteria

zinah

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Hello everyone!
I have a table that can have different number of rows whenever I update the data. What I need is to get a formula that can accommodate all available rows, i.e. today's file has 1000 rows vs. last week was 998 and maybe tomorrow is 1001. Another component of the formula is I need to add multiple criteria to my current countif clause.
I was trying to paste the table here but has issues. Here's a sample of the table and my current formula:

Formula: =COUNTIF($C$3:$C$28,F3)
I need to add another criteria to the current formula to count Type 1 and 3 for date 11/29/2023. Any suggestions?

Name​
ID​
Date​
Type​
A​
30032​
11/29/2023​
1​
B​
60903​
11/28/2023​
1​
C​
93394​
11/29/2023​
2​
D​
76295​
11/29/2023​
2​
E​
79646​
11/29/2023​
1​
F​
63724​
11/29/2023​
1​
G​
63269​
11/29/2023​
2​
H​
97051​
11/29/2023​
2​
I​
79824​
11/27/2023​
1​
J​
39850​
11/29/2023​
2​
K​
79080​
11/29/2023​
1​
L​
88087​
11/29/2023​
3​
M​
35162​
11/29/2023​
2​
N​
54564​
11/29/2023​
3​
O​
37087​
11/29/2023​
2​
P​
92487​
11/26/2023​
1​
Q​
21703​
11/29/2023​
2​
R​
20914​
11/29/2023​
2​
S​
87354​
11/29/2023​
1​
T​
76313​
11/25/2023​
2​
U​
52217​
11/29/2023​
1​
V​
28653​
11/29/2023​
2​
W​
15879​
11/18/2023​
2​
X​
88872​
11/29/2023​
1​
Y​
30988​
11/29/2023​
1​
Z​
14774​
10/31/2023​
2​
 

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I fixed the paste issue, and here's the table:
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B2:B27B2=RANDBETWEEN(10000,99999)
C2,C4:C9,C11:C16,C18:C20,C22:C23,C25:C26,F2C2=TODAY()-1
C3C3=TODAY()-2
C10C10=TODAY()-3
C17C17=TODAY()-4
C21C21=TODAY()-5
C24C24=TODAY()-12
C27C27=TODAY()-30
G2G2=COUNTIF($C$2:$C$27,F2)
 
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How about
Excel Formula:
=SUM(COUNTIFS(C:C,F2,D:D,{1,3}))
 
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Solution
As usual, the first to suggest the coolest solutions! this worked, it even worked when I added blank criteria.
"SUM(COUNTIFS(C:C,F2,D:D,{"",1}))"
Thanks a million!

How about
Excel Formula:
=SUM(COUNTIFS(C:C,F2,D:D,{1,3}))
 
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You're welcome & Thanks for the feedback.
 
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