Is there anything more powerful than COUNTIFS?

excelos

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Hello,

I want to count rows that have specific values in different columns but also for one of the columns that contains a DATE, I want to return matches for the function MAX(TODAY()-DATE,TODAY()-1/1/18)>50


Any idea how to do that?
 

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Excel columns run from A to Z, AA to AZ, AAA to XFD. The last column is XFD.
Are you looking for the latest date within a certain number of days old and another column is greater than 50?

or the count of items with a certain number of days old and another column is greater than 50?

Jeff
 
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Add a new column that has that MAX(...)>50 formula in each cell, then use the new column as a criterion.
 
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