Sorting Table Issue - Queries shows different results after sorting Table

Trie1977

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Hello Excellers,

Many thanks to KRice who helped me a lot with a previous question.

I try to search for answers as much as I can before posting a thread, I just couldn't find the answer. This time I have a table. Beside that table are queries. When sorting the table dates for example, the results of the queries become incorrect. I understand why. The order of the dates for let's say the weekly, is important because the query is based on fibonacci levels fromlast week. It is logical when I change the date order, the outcomes are different.

But what is the solution here?

Thanks anyways.

Count_New.xlsx
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRS
2UNSORTED - THE CORRECT ANSWER
3DateTimeFrameSwingCountDurationBiasRetracementFibRatioWeeklyDailyH4
42018-04-15Weekly6647buy104,9%100,061,8100,0061,8100,0161,8100,00
52018-08-12Weekly171417sell258,1%261,861,8127,0061,8127,0061,8127,00
62018-08-30Daily38111buy69,1%61,861,8150,0061,8150,0061,8150,00
72018-09-16Weekly6365buy37,1%38,261,8161,8061,8161,8061,8161,81
82018-09-20Daily51311buy134,6%127,061,8261,8061,8261,8061,8261,80
92018-12-30Weekly86715sell136,3%127,0100,0261,81100,0261,80100,0261,80
102019-03-10Weekly95010buy109,6%100,0127,0100,02127,0100,00127,0100,00
112019-09-01Weekly142225sell149,7%127,0
122019-12-08Weekly155614buy109,4%100,0SORTED BY DATE (NO FORMULA HERE TO SHOW THE PROBLEM)
132020-03-15Weekly210514sell135,3%127,0WeeklyDailyH4
142021-07-20Daily3376sell65,2%61,861,8100,0061,8100,0061,8100,00
152021-07-30Daily4118buy122,0%100,061,8127,0061,8127,0161,8127,00
162021-08-23Daily38115sell92,7%88,661,8150,0061,8150,0061,8150,00
172021-10-01Daily50111sell131,5%127,061,8161,8061,8161,8061,8161,80
182021-12-08H466321sell157,5%150,061,8261,8061,8261,8161,8261,80
192022-01-12H457815buy87,2%88,6100,0261,80100,0261,80100,0261,80
202022-01-27H43806sell65,7%61,8127,0100,02127,0100,00127,0100,00
212022-03-08H466325sell174,5%161,8
SortTable
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
K4:K10K4=COUNTIFS($B$4:$B$21,$I$3,$G$4:$G$21,I4,$G$5:$G$22,J4)
O4:O10O4=COUNTIFS($B$4:$B$21,$M$3,$G$4:$G$21,M4,$G$5:$G$22,N4)
S4:S10S4=COUNTIFS($B$4:$B$21,$Q$3,$G$4:$G$21,Q4,$G$5:$G$22,R4)
Cells with Conditional Formatting
CellConditionCell FormatStop If True
B4:B9Cell Value=$Q$3textNO
B4:B9Cell Value=$M$3textNO
B4:B9Cell Value=$I$3textNO
B10:B21Cell Value=$Q$3textNO
B10:B21Cell Value=$M$3textNO
B10:B21Cell Value=$I$3textNO
 

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