Formula for Last X number of rows if status "closed"

willow1985

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I am not sure what I am doing wrong with this formula. I am only getting a count of 17 rows as True instead of the 25 parameter in cell N2.
I want a count of the last 25 rows with a "Closed" Status

Formula: =IF([@Status]="Closed",ROW()-ROW(INDEX(IARs,1,1))+1>ROWS(IARs)-$N$2,"")

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Book1
ABCDEFGHIJKLMN
1StatusOpen IR LetterClosed IR LetterCost of ImprovementEstimated SavingsAudit MonthDate OpenedDate ClosedOn TimeWeek Number ClosedDays to CompletionLast 25 Closed Items
2ClosedNFALSE25
3ClosedNFALSE
4ClosedNFALSE
5ClosedNFALSE
6ClosedNFALSE
7ClosedNFALSE
8ClosedNFALSE
9ClosedNFALSE
10ClosedNFALSE
11ClosedNFALSE
12ClosedNFALSE
13ClosedNFALSE
14ClosedNFALSE
15ClosedNFALSE
16ClosedNFALSE
17ClosedNFALSE
18ClosedNFALSE
19Closed8-Dec-2216-Jan-23N328FALSE
20Closed13-Dec-2216-Jan-23N325FALSE
21Closed16-Dec-2216-Jan-23N322FALSE
22Closed20-Dec-2220-Jan-23N324FALSE
23Closed9-Jan-239-Feb-23N624FALSE
24Open9-Jan-23N 
25Closed9-Jan-2312-Jan-23N24FALSE
26Closed13-Jan-2316-Jan-23N32TRUE
27Closed11-Jan-2316-Jan-23N34TRUE
28Closed11-Jan-2312-Jan-23N22TRUE
29Open12-Jan-23N 
30Closed12-Jan-2316-Jan-23N33TRUE
31Closed13-Jan-2319-Jan-23N35TRUE
32Closed23-Jan-2327-Jan-23Y45TRUE
33Parking Lot23-Jan-23 
34Closed23-Jan-2327-Jan-23Y45TRUE
35Closed23-Jan-2330-Jan-23Y56TRUE
36Closed23-Jan-2330-Jan-23Y56TRUE
37Closed23-Jan-238-Feb-23Y613TRUE
38Closed25-Jan-238-Feb-23Y611TRUE
39Closed27-Jan-232-Feb-23Y55TRUE
40Open27-Jan-23 
41Closed27-Jan-2327-Jan-23Y41TRUE
42Closed27-Jan-2327-Jan-23Y41TRUE
43Closed27-Jan-233-Feb-23Y56TRUE
44Open31-Jan-23 
45Closed3-Feb-237-Feb-2363TRUE
46Open9-Feb-23 
47Open10-Feb-23 
48Open10-Feb-23 
49Open10-Feb-23 
50Closed10-Feb-2313-Feb-2372TRUE
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
L2:L50L2=IF([@Status]="Closed",ROW()-ROW(INDEX(IARs,1,1))+1>ROWS(IARs)-$N$2,"")
 

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Excel Formula:
=IF([@Status]="Closed",COUNTIFS(IARs[[#Headers],[Status]]:[@Status],"Closed")-COUNTIFS([Status],"Closed")+N$2>=1,"")
 
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Solution
How about
Excel Formula:
=IF([@Status]="Closed",COUNTIFS(IARs[[#Headers],[Status]]:[@Status],"Closed")-COUNTIFS([Status],"Closed")+N$2>=1,"")

Works perfect! Thank you very much! :giggle:
 
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You're welcome & thanks for the feedback.
 
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