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Simple COUNT formula not working across sheets in Excel - Works in Google sheets
2019 Community Moderator ElectionShortcut to Apply a Formula to an Entire Column in ExcelHow do I get my formula to always reference to the last sheet?Formula in Excel to count occurrences of substrings within stringsHow are Google Spreadsheet array formulas different from Excel (count until sum reached)COUNTIFS across two sheetsExcel formula to count how many times work was carried out on a weekend between the hours of 17:00 and 19:00Query Formula on Sheets Not Working In Excel“Indirect” Excel function not working as intended on Google SheetsFormula referencing cells as index not workingExcel Formula | Count all values that have the “keyword” in the adjacent cell in the row
Here's my entire layout:
I have three sheets. In my second sheet, called 'data', I'm using the formula below. I have a Google spreadsheet I'm using that is correctly counting the number.
=COUNTIFS(raw!$B:$B,">="&$A51,raw!$B:$B,"<"&$A52)
The formula should (or at least is in Google sheets) counting any time range that fits between two values. In this case, between 6:00 AM and 6:30 AM.
However, in Excel I'm just getting a 0 count.
Here's a snippet of my 'data' sheet that I'm using the formula in:
Here's a snipper of my sheet called 'raw' clearly showing a time fitting the criteria..
Any advice?
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Here's my entire layout:
I have three sheets. In my second sheet, called 'data', I'm using the formula below. I have a Google spreadsheet I'm using that is correctly counting the number.
=COUNTIFS(raw!$B:$B,">="&$A51,raw!$B:$B,"<"&$A52)
The formula should (or at least is in Google sheets) counting any time range that fits between two values. In this case, between 6:00 AM and 6:30 AM.
However, in Excel I'm just getting a 0 count.
Here's a snippet of my 'data' sheet that I'm using the formula in:
Here's a snipper of my sheet called 'raw' clearly showing a time fitting the criteria..
Any advice?
excel excel-formula spreadsheet
1
look to me that your data inraw
is text that looks like a time not an actual time.
– Scott Craner
2 days ago
@ScottCraner what do you mean? because according to Excel they're in the same "Time" format.
– Jacob Johnson
2 days ago
Try changing the format to General. Does it change the output? Text cannot have a number format. If it does not change to a decimal it is text that looks like a time and not a true time.
– Scott Craner
2 days ago
1
Then as I stated the "times" in the raw sheet are stored as text not a number. You will need to convert those to actual times for the count to work. This is not an issue with the formula but an issue with the data. Fix the data and the formula will work.
– Scott Craner
2 days ago
2
For conversion you can use multiplication. If cell A1 contains a time or text that represents a time (e.g. 06:00:00) then the formula A1*1 will return the corresponding numeric value (e.g. 0.25). Would agree with Scott in that it looks like a format issue.
– Jormund
2 days ago
|
show 2 more comments
Here's my entire layout:
I have three sheets. In my second sheet, called 'data', I'm using the formula below. I have a Google spreadsheet I'm using that is correctly counting the number.
=COUNTIFS(raw!$B:$B,">="&$A51,raw!$B:$B,"<"&$A52)
The formula should (or at least is in Google sheets) counting any time range that fits between two values. In this case, between 6:00 AM and 6:30 AM.
However, in Excel I'm just getting a 0 count.
Here's a snippet of my 'data' sheet that I'm using the formula in:
Here's a snipper of my sheet called 'raw' clearly showing a time fitting the criteria..
Any advice?
excel excel-formula spreadsheet
Here's my entire layout:
I have three sheets. In my second sheet, called 'data', I'm using the formula below. I have a Google spreadsheet I'm using that is correctly counting the number.
=COUNTIFS(raw!$B:$B,">="&$A51,raw!$B:$B,"<"&$A52)
The formula should (or at least is in Google sheets) counting any time range that fits between two values. In this case, between 6:00 AM and 6:30 AM.
However, in Excel I'm just getting a 0 count.
Here's a snippet of my 'data' sheet that I'm using the formula in:
Here's a snipper of my sheet called 'raw' clearly showing a time fitting the criteria..
Any advice?
excel excel-formula spreadsheet
excel excel-formula spreadsheet
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look to me that your data inraw
is text that looks like a time not an actual time.
– Scott Craner
2 days ago
@ScottCraner what do you mean? because according to Excel they're in the same "Time" format.
– Jacob Johnson
2 days ago
Try changing the format to General. Does it change the output? Text cannot have a number format. If it does not change to a decimal it is text that looks like a time and not a true time.
– Scott Craner
2 days ago
1
Then as I stated the "times" in the raw sheet are stored as text not a number. You will need to convert those to actual times for the count to work. This is not an issue with the formula but an issue with the data. Fix the data and the formula will work.
– Scott Craner
2 days ago
2
For conversion you can use multiplication. If cell A1 contains a time or text that represents a time (e.g. 06:00:00) then the formula A1*1 will return the corresponding numeric value (e.g. 0.25). Would agree with Scott in that it looks like a format issue.
– Jormund
2 days ago
|
show 2 more comments
1
look to me that your data inraw
is text that looks like a time not an actual time.
– Scott Craner
2 days ago
@ScottCraner what do you mean? because according to Excel they're in the same "Time" format.
– Jacob Johnson
2 days ago
Try changing the format to General. Does it change the output? Text cannot have a number format. If it does not change to a decimal it is text that looks like a time and not a true time.
– Scott Craner
2 days ago
1
Then as I stated the "times" in the raw sheet are stored as text not a number. You will need to convert those to actual times for the count to work. This is not an issue with the formula but an issue with the data. Fix the data and the formula will work.
– Scott Craner
2 days ago
2
For conversion you can use multiplication. If cell A1 contains a time or text that represents a time (e.g. 06:00:00) then the formula A1*1 will return the corresponding numeric value (e.g. 0.25). Would agree with Scott in that it looks like a format issue.
– Jormund
2 days ago
1
1
look to me that your data in
raw
is text that looks like a time not an actual time.– Scott Craner
2 days ago
look to me that your data in
raw
is text that looks like a time not an actual time.– Scott Craner
2 days ago
@ScottCraner what do you mean? because according to Excel they're in the same "Time" format.
– Jacob Johnson
2 days ago
@ScottCraner what do you mean? because according to Excel they're in the same "Time" format.
– Jacob Johnson
2 days ago
Try changing the format to General. Does it change the output? Text cannot have a number format. If it does not change to a decimal it is text that looks like a time and not a true time.
– Scott Craner
2 days ago
Try changing the format to General. Does it change the output? Text cannot have a number format. If it does not change to a decimal it is text that looks like a time and not a true time.
– Scott Craner
2 days ago
1
1
Then as I stated the "times" in the raw sheet are stored as text not a number. You will need to convert those to actual times for the count to work. This is not an issue with the formula but an issue with the data. Fix the data and the formula will work.
– Scott Craner
2 days ago
Then as I stated the "times" in the raw sheet are stored as text not a number. You will need to convert those to actual times for the count to work. This is not an issue with the formula but an issue with the data. Fix the data and the formula will work.
– Scott Craner
2 days ago
2
2
For conversion you can use multiplication. If cell A1 contains a time or text that represents a time (e.g. 06:00:00) then the formula A1*1 will return the corresponding numeric value (e.g. 0.25). Would agree with Scott in that it looks like a format issue.
– Jormund
2 days ago
For conversion you can use multiplication. If cell A1 contains a time or text that represents a time (e.g. 06:00:00) then the formula A1*1 will return the corresponding numeric value (e.g. 0.25). Would agree with Scott in that it looks like a format issue.
– Jormund
2 days ago
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look to me that your data in
raw
is text that looks like a time not an actual time.– Scott Craner
2 days ago
@ScottCraner what do you mean? because according to Excel they're in the same "Time" format.
– Jacob Johnson
2 days ago
Try changing the format to General. Does it change the output? Text cannot have a number format. If it does not change to a decimal it is text that looks like a time and not a true time.
– Scott Craner
2 days ago
1
Then as I stated the "times" in the raw sheet are stored as text not a number. You will need to convert those to actual times for the count to work. This is not an issue with the formula but an issue with the data. Fix the data and the formula will work.
– Scott Craner
2 days ago
2
For conversion you can use multiplication. If cell A1 contains a time or text that represents a time (e.g. 06:00:00) then the formula A1*1 will return the corresponding numeric value (e.g. 0.25). Would agree with Scott in that it looks like a format issue.
– Jormund
2 days ago